Summary
This quote humorously compares hearing nuns' confessions to a rather absurd and overwhelming experience. "Stoned to death with popcorn" suggests that the process of listening to the confessions of nuns is akin to being bombarded with a multitude of trivial or insignificant details, similar to being pelted with seemingly harmless popcorn that collectively becomes a burdensome onslaught. The quote reflects the potential monotony and tediousness that may arise from being entrusted with hearing confessions from religious individuals.