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- She was already
pretty weak, Ralph.
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- Christ, Alice.
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- I'm sorry.
:20:17
- So, St. Francis,
who had grown up very rich,
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left Assisi one last time,
this time decided to give away
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everything he had,
even the clothes off his back.
:20:26
Soon thereafter, he performed
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the miracle of the stigmata.
Just like Christ, he bled.
:20:30
- Do you need to be a saint?
- What? For what?
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- To produce a miracle.
:20:36
- Uh... no.
:20:39
It's not a bad question, though.
:20:41
There are three considerations
necessary for that, Mr. Walker:
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Faith, purity and prayer.
:20:48
For faith, you need
to truly believe in something
:20:51
that doesn't make
any logical sense.
:20:53
For prayers, you need to be
in direct communication with God.
:20:56
And for purity, you need to be
completely free from sin.
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- So, anyone could perform
a miracle?
:21:02
- Uh...
:21:04
technically, yes.
:21:05
A word with you,
:21:08
Father Hibbert, if I may.
:21:09
- Certainly, Father. Excuse me
for a minute, gentlemen.
:21:17
Father?
:21:18
- Were you aware that Nietzsche
was a communist?
:21:21
- I can assure you, Father,
your sources are wrong.
:21:24
Who are you reading?
:21:26
- Stick to the catechism, Father.
:21:28
Nietzsche has no place
in the ninth grade religion class,
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nor any religion class
in my school.
:21:33
These students won't survive
unless they follow the rules.
:21:37
- "The Anarchist and the Christian
have a common origin. "
:21:40
Nietzsche wrote that.
:21:42
I think there's some truth to it,
Father.
:21:44
- Don't push it, Father Hibbert.
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- Yes, Father.