These Peruvian Nuns of “Pop Praise” Are Winning Hearts With Their New Album
After their first hit, these Peruvian nuns are at it again!
Winning hearts over to what?
Answer, the New Man Centered Religion of Vatican II
Following in the footsteps of The Priests and Sister Cristina is a new group of women religious-pop musicians singing praise from Peru. “The Servants” won the hearts of Europeans after the release of their first album, called Longing, a year ago.
The group returns this time with a release of their first video, “Confía has Dio” (“My faith in God”), which is meant to remind us that we shouldn’t be afraid or despair, even in times of great darkness.
For this music video, the ten sisters who make up the group have relied on volunteer work of actors and producers who are well known in Peru. For the filming they were even able to use the heliport of a clinic in the Peruvian capital of Lima.
St Anthony of Desert 4th century - 'Men will surrender to the spirit of the age. They will say if they had lived in our day faith would be easy. But in their day, they will say, things are complex; the Church must be brought up to date (Vatican 2) and be made meaningful to today’s problems. When the Church and world art one know then that those days art at hand (beginning of thee End). Because our Divine Master placed a barrier between His things and the things of this world.
