Well, that's what Ron O'Brien says. And that's what most of the fuss is about. The rest of the fuss, if that's what you call a controversy that divides Catholics into believers and nonbelievers, is in the bedroom. The nuns walk from one room to the next, taking everything in, touching what they're not supposed to. And most everything is not to be touched.
Signs everywhere say that.
In the bedroom, on top of a bureau draped with a white cloth, are two golden monstrances containing two hosts. These are bread wafers that Catholics call Holy Communion. After consecration by a priest, they're called the body of Christ. This is a miracle. Normally, hosts are white.