Surprising Sight: Nun Spotted Leaving an E-Cigarette Store

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Nov.23.2023

Surprising Sight: Nun Spotted Leaving an E-Cigarette Store

A video of a nun leaving an e-cigarette store in Quebec has gone viral, sparking widespread social media attention.

In recent news, according to the dailydot, a nun in the city of Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Quebec, Canada, has caught attention on social media for being spotted leaving an e-cigarette store. This astonishing scene was captured on TikTok and the video, shared by Nadia Martyniuk (@mnadia17), has already been viewed over 331,600 times as of Thursday.

In the video, the nun can be seen wearing a black robe and a blue nun's habit, stepping out of a smoke shop and appearing to look around cautiously, ensuring her surroundings are secure. The title of the video, "How Unholy," expresses some jesting sentiment from the person who filmed it.

As of now, it cannot yet be confirmed whether the nun purchased e-cigarette products at the tobacco store.

Comments on social media indicate that many viewers were amazed by this rare scene. "Oh my goodness, I never thought I would see something like this," one user wrote. "Holy smoke," another comment said. Some opinions suggest that this might be a way for the nun to release stress under work pressure.

In the comments, someone mentioned that some nuns were found using substances unrelated to their religious practices, possibly referring to the "Sisters of the Valley" in California. This organization cultivates marijuana and runs a CBD company.

References:

[1] Newsletter: ‘Holy smokes': Nun spotted leaving vape store

Also Read:

[1] Ontario Implements Additional Tax on E-Cigarette Products

[2] Horizon-Jeunesse School, Canada, Launches Smoke-Free Generation Initiative

[3] Canada's CVA Calls for Reconsideration of E-Cigarette Tax Proposal

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