Sisters who are Fully Professed Sisters in the order
Sister Bertha was originally dubbed “Saint Queen Bitch” when the Abbey of St. Joan was first formed, she later heeded her calling to become a Sister. Currently on hiatus, she still makes her presence felt with timely advice and support for the house’s activities.
Tonight we have Sister Bebe Jeebus of the not-so-Immaculate Manger. Some people think she was born in a barn. Pffft
In the center of the room is the manger, the queen sized manger of love.
In the corner are the beautiful things that represent Bebe.
Glitter, for shining the golden ray of the sun even in the dark.
“If we deny love that is given to us, if we refuse to give love because we fear pain or loss, then our lives will be empty, our loss greater.” – Margaret Weis
“I Lived!”
Agnes Gooch
Auntie Mame
I started my journey with The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence in 2007 as many do – seeing the good work they do, the joy and positive energy they spread, and all the wonderful progressive non-profits they raise funds for.
It did not take me long to see how significant, deep, and profound the impact the Sisters have on the community. There really is ‘magic in the mask’ that is our tradition of wearing whiteface. It seems it both allows the public to interact with us in a way that is far more familiar, personal, and intimate than if we were just out as our secular-selves.
The stories, trials, successes, and tribulations people have shared with me have transformed how I look at myself, our community, and the work we do. People just cannot get enough of being loved on and adored – that is a big part of what I try to do as a Sister. It seems no matter how much I give out it comes back to me tenfold. If only we could all be more giving to each other, imagine the impact it would have!
Love and blessings, Sister Anna Waywego
“Well hello. I’m Sister Anja Knees, previously God Neptune’s head mistress. I came to the Sisters in 2001 as Guard Boy Kraven until I one day felt The Calling and became Sister Tantra Q. Phoria, w/Sis. Lotus A Bowl as my Big Sister.
I joined because I’d felt a need for connection with my LGBT Family, which as a shy little manlet I wasn’t very good at. Seeing the Sisters connect with mostly everyone, I had to be involved. Learning of the good work that the Sisters devote themselves to, I saw it as my chance to give back to humankind. I’m a better person because of it.
As a Sister I’m ever-evolving. Likewise, spiritually I lock my soul under no one belief system. It’s all the same to me when looking underneath the rules, dogma and developed customs. It’s Love, pure and simple.”
A long, long time ago in a land far, far away… there was a young freckled face kid that called a small town in Florida home. This kid eventually made the very long journey to Seattle and within a few years of being lost in the bar scene of Capital Hill… a deep calling for public service surfaced. Initial encounters with The Sisters brought a great sense of humility and pride. Finally attending a meeting in Spring 2005, eventually progressing to a Fully Professed Sister in the fall of 2007, Sister Amore found a Calling. The journey into the Sisterhood was filled with many learning opportunities and will continue to be a journey of learning opportunities. For this reason Sister Amore is blessed to participate.
We know what we are, but not what we may be
William Shakespeare
Be well, be nice and just be.
Sister Amore Flagellare
Note: Sister Amore continues her antics flying in the skies above America and amongst the fields of Eastern Maryland.
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