These nuns went flying in Central Park!
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A group of nuns from the Sisters of Life retreated to the park Saturday morning for a brief sledding break.
Three of the sisters, in their white habits and snow boots, sat on a circular sled as another gave them a push. They squealed in delight as they zoomed downhill, tumbling off at the bottom.
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"OK. To the baptism!" one of the nuns exclaimed after the quick ride was over.
The nuns have a crisis pregnancy help center in Lower Manhattan and a convent on the Upper East Side.
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The winter storm, which was named Kenan, had dumped more than eight inches of snow on Central Park by late morning.