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8. It is on Netflix now, and it is my favorite series to watch

Reply to Cleita (Reply #7)

Sat Oct 19, 2013, 08:04 PM

Oct 2013

I have a friend who wants to be a midwife, and another lapsed Catholic has joined us in watching the series again. These are Anglican nuns and young midwives serving a por community on London in the late 1950's and the series is based on a true story. It is so refreshing as there really are so few stereotypes and lots of insight.

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Hollywood’s depiction of nuns a case of ‘Veiled Desires’ [View all] hrmjustin Oct 2013 OP

Hollywood has often portrayed nuns as forbidden fruit, however, I lived Cleita Oct 2013 #1

I loved the movie A Nun's Story. hrmjustin Oct 2013 #2

I didn't find the portrayal to be very true Cleita Oct 2013 #3

When I was a kid in Catholic School I was taught by the School Sisters of Notre Dame in the 80's and hrmjustin Oct 2013 #4

I found most of them to be dedicated to bringing out the Cleita Oct 2013 #5

I am in love with "Call the Midwife" Tumbulu Oct 2013 #6

No I haven't. Cleita Oct 2013 #7

It is on Netflix now, and it is my favorite series to watch Tumbulu Oct 2013 #8