The last word of the poster-nun

In Haidhausen communicate a pharmacy owner, and the Catholic Church over the course of weeks, due to a vacant row of shops - on the notice Board in the shop window.

A young nun, bent slightly forward, with folded hands. However, not in prayer, but in thanks, as the record reveals on the poster in the window of the convent of pharmacy: "dear Church, thank you for the prompt response!" Thus, the question-and-answer<-game of the pharmacy at the Max-Planck-Straße 12, and the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising in the third, to all appearance, in the last round./p>

this communication is via poster had Started band in October, as a pharmacy operator Sonja woods pointed out that a row of shops opposite at the Max-Weber-Platz 3 has long been empty. The nun caught in Hölzers showcase spectacular. In the Church robe she warned with a raised finger to show the Archdiocese that owns the building, to rent out the rooms again.

The Archdiocese responded with Humor: A pharmacist provides the sister a speedy refurbishment and re-letting in the view.

Shortly thereafter, in November, gave it to the other side of the road feedback, and also in poster format. Not a nun, but a blonde pharmacist pointed radiantly to a speedy re-letting. Until the summer of 2019, the diocese would rebuild the building and back on the market.

it is not Yet clear whether the project can be implemented in this period. For a pharmacist, Sonja woods, anyway, is that a public place such as this should be used in the interest of the citizens. With your action you wanted to point out. You also said in October in an interview with the SZ. A dispute with the diocese, they did not want to start.

Perhaps the "poster-a nun wanted to have" just the last word. More likely, however, that you confirmed with your thanks to the peaceful intention of their initiator.