Mr Connor took his daughter, Anna, to a Vietnamese church....

....in the hopes of getting her to stop her rebellious teenage shenanigans.
Anna obviously resistant, warned him beforehand that she'll go to the church, but she doesn't want to attend the church habitually.
Mr Connor agreed with Anna, hoping the one visit will be enough.
At the front of the church they were met by a Vietnamese nun named Banh Hanh.
"She drinks, she smokes and she takes drugs! Is there anyway in which the church can help her?" said Mr Connor.
"Of course, we are always open to help those in need" replied Banh.
Banh then talked for 10 minutes straight to Mr Connor about their intervention sessions which can help Anna.She also talked about her personal life and how this was her last day as the church is transferring her to work in a cathedral in France. However, she said she'll stay if the church still needed her.
Mr Connor was delighted and developed a liking towards Banh by how passionately she talked about helping others.
As they were lead into the church they met the Vietnamese pastor.
"Hmm, she seems troubled. My best advice would be to send her here to the church every friday night to have an one one one intervention with a nun" said the pastor.
Mr Connor, wanting to keep Anna's word but also desperate to help her looked to his left to see Banh nodding at him.
After slight hesistation, Mr Connor replied, "My Anna Connor don't want nun, unless you got Banh Hanh".