In 2025, I spent the weeks leading up to the "Hunky Jesus" easter celebration getting to know the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, an order of queer and trans nuns. This included touring their archive of artifacts from queer history in San Francisco, getting ready with one of the nuns of the order, and attending several ceremonies big and small which the nuns presided over. I got to know Shalita Corndog, one of the nuns of the order, and discussed at great length the status and mission of this group of activists, pranksters, and queer individuals of all stripes. This is the resulting photo story.

The outcome of my time with the sisters was a collection of mundane moments from decidedly non-mundane individuals—a mixture of quiet, strange, and chaotic scenes that mirror the organization that bore them. What stood out to me was the depth of history contained within the order—from early sex education pamphlets the sisters distributed in the Castro district, to hearing the sisters' perspective on the struggles queer people face in modern times, I got the sense that whatever we were experiencing now, the sisters had experienced it in some form before.