Topic: Drugs for Jesus: The nuns growing and selling MARIJUANA as part of their mission to 'heal the world'
Anonymous A started this discussion 10 years ago#51,208
Sister Kate and Sister Darcy have a small operation in Merced, California
They used the cannabinoids to create products that help treat pain
Their Etsy page is hugely popular, and their items often sell out
Two nuns who grow and sell marijuana in from their California home are looking for a divine intervention to stop city officials from closing them down.
Sister Kate and Sister Darcy, who live in a three-bed 'abbey' in Merced produce cannabis from the adjoining garage.
They use the cannabinoids found in the plant to create a variety of products used to treat pain which are now selling out online.
Since they launched the business six months ago, the nuns' treatments have proved popular with sell-out products on their Etsy page.
The pair produces salves, tonics and tinctures from the plants for pain management.
The nuns are currently fighting the council's plans to ban the growth of medicinal marijuana.
Sister Kate, 56, said: 'The ban is clearly against the wishes of the citizenry. So that makes it immoral and unjust.
'Two hundred people or more turned out or more to make sure the city council didn't enact a ban, but they did anyway, under the guise of 'not understanding how to regulate.'
'The mayor indicated they have a 'yearning for learning', but it is a new yearning, because the medical marijuana legalisation has been in place for nineteen years, and just now, they decided to study the issue.'