Seattle -- Sister Mary Paul and a companion sing and play a Bob Dylan song at the 62nd General Convention of the American Episcopal Church, held at the Seattle Center from September 17-27 (1967)
As a lifelong Episcopalian I've enjoyed experiencing the journey of my church, which used to be called "The Republican Party on its Knees", into the vanguard instrument of radical progressive social justice in America.
These two nuns may very well be priests today. Lesbian priests, perhaps. How cool is that ? !!!
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How come I don't think the nuns are rockin' "Desolation Row", "Stuck inside of Mobile (with the Memphis blues again)" or "Positively 4th Street"?
As a lifelong Episcopalian I've enjoyed experiencing the journey of my church, which used to be called "The Republican Party on its Knees", into the vanguard instrument of radical progressive social justice in America.
These two nuns may very well be priests today. Lesbian priests, perhaps. How cool is that ? !!!
"Lay, Lady, Lay"?
,... That's because they're singing "Rainy Day Woman #12 & 35",.. in two-part harmony!
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