The London House of Common Sluts
NEWS AND MANIFESTATIONS - Update 28 June 2010
As the House celebrates three new Postulants - Virginia Diva,
Fanny Zitchin and Veggie von Tenth - we say a sad and fond farewell to Sister Sissy Phillys, who retires from the Order on Sunday 27 June.
Check out Solidays to see and hear more
BUT ... we are looking to welcome new Sisters soon.
Why not test you vocation and contact the Sisters?
Recent Manifestations
The Web Bitch is a bit behind in the updates - but you can view our recent manifestations at
Lille Pride (5 June) HERE and Solidays 2010 (26-27 June) HERE. But we have been busier
If you want more information or want to know what where we may manifesting in the near future, why not contact us and we'll let you know.
Oodles of Love to all you sinners
WELCOME to the London House of Common Sluts SPI. Reformed in 2007 in London after retirement for a few years we are part of a world wide order of Nuns who's aim is to promote the message of universal joy and expiate stigmatic guilt
The newly formed House of Common Sluts is a multi-tradition House, revived by Sister Angel Popstitute and Sister Sissyphillis from the COUVENT D'OUIL - now closed - in Brittany France, Sister Matic de Bauchery, from the Manchester House and new Postulant Sister Dire-reahh (now fully professed). We are delighted that we have new Postulants swelling our growing House.
It will come as no surprise that the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence are politically involved and are very much aware of state, charity and commercial campaigns. Some of the poitical areanas we have worked and continue to work in include: gay radicalism peace within communities, tolerance, safe sex, visibility and AIDS/HIV prevention.
Our message is one of tolerance, of raising awareness. We also actively promote the acceptance of LGBT people and fight against ignorance. It is our belief that these four issues; tolerance, awareness, acceptance and ignorance are more dangerous than Aids as it is far less easy to protect others and us from them.
