All nuns all the time!
Nuns Behaving Badly - The New Yorker
Nuns Behaving Badly - The New Yorker
In Renaissance Italy, aristocratic families kept their fortunes intact by marrying off one daughter and depositing the others in convents, which settled for smaller dowries. Many pampered noblewomen entered monastic life accompanied by feather mattresses and luxurious linens but without a sense of vocation.
newyorker.com
We should read this book I think?
As convent reading of course.



