06 May 2005

Reality TV in monastery changes five lives forever

This looks utterly fascinating 'must watch' TV. Just hope I can [a] remember to watch and [b] persuade the rest of the family to do so. "they faced the challenge of living together in a community and following a disciplined regime of work and prayer. By the end, the atheist, Tony Burke, 29, became a believer and gave up his job producing trailers for a sex chat line after having what he described as a 'religious experience'.
Telegraph | News | Reality TV in monastery changes five lives forever:
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