The Flying Nun

Arriving in wind-swept San Juan to enter the Convent San Tanco, Sister Bertrille , a novice from the U.S., discovers that she can fly.

Carlos Ramirez, a playboy, sees Sister Bertrille flying and decides to reform.

When the convent station wagon finally conks out, despite Sister Bertrille's efforts, she persuades Mother Superior to use an emergency fund to replace it.

Almost three centuries old, the convent bell goes flat. Sr. Bertrille works on the bell but rusted beyond repair, it cracks.

Sr. Bertrille crashes through a stained glass window that took Se?or Trazo a year.

Sr. Bertrille is unable to fly and has dizziness and double vision.

Passing a waterfront bar, Sr. Bertrille and Sr. Jacqueline hear what seems to be a child in danger.

Bobbye Starr, loaded with diamonds, hides in the convent station wagon.

The nuns are discouraged by their inability to collect funds. A little boy's lemonade stand and the taste of sea grapes inspires Sister Bertrille to put the convent in business.

While flying over a beach, Sr. Bertrille loses her crucifix. A pelican watches while she looks for it.

Sister Bertrille finds that Mother Superior has left important papers behind when she goes to St. Thomas.

Rev. Mother accepts Dr. Tapia's advice to take a restful ocean voyage to a conference in Miami after seeing Sr. Bertrille fly into a tree to rescue a cat.

Hoping to have the children of Santa Thomasina, a remote village, come to the convent school, Reverend Mother sends Sister Bertrille and Sister Jacqueline to visit.

As a reward for good work, Sister Bertrille promises the first grade a treat.

Sister Bertrille searches for rocks for her nature study class. To avoid her, Bill Watkins dodges into a deserted mine.

Sr. Bertrille asks Sr. Olaf, an aged nun, what she wants for Christmas.

Mother Superior assigns Sr. Bertrille to help accident-prone Bro. Paul put the convent library in order.

The little town of Esperanza is excited by the coming marriage of Luis Armijo, a widower, to Manuela Garcia.

Sister Sixto's Uncle Gus has named his fishing boat for his patron, St. Rose of Lima.

The Convent San Tanco suffers through a heat wave. Then Sister Bertrille arrives with air conditioners, wangled from Carlos Ramirez, when he installed new ones in his casino.

Sr. Bertrille learns that her sister, Jennifer, a doctor, plans to visit her.

Out collecting for the poor, Sister Bertrille finds some men shooting craps. To get rid of her, Juan, a loser, tosses a dollar in the basket.

Old Captain Otis Barnaby tells Sister Bertrille and her class exciting tales of his life at sea.

Pedro Mendoza, an elderly grocer, asks Sister Bertrille to read a love letter from a Miami widow.