Just a note:

In 1972 Sam Weston directed Acts of Confession (a.k.a. An Act of Confession) using his Anthony Spinelli pseudonym.

http://www.lukeford.com/stars/male/spinelli.html gives an idea what this movie is about:

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Few theater exhibitors dared show 1972's An Act of Confession.

Jim Holliay says he'd "defend this film to my last breath as a pro-religious statement."

The film is "the historically accurate story of a nun preparing for her final vows while still troubled by erotic dreams. The graphic dreams are shown in living color, and cum-shots on the communion plate are enough to drive the super-religious right to the rifle racks. The sex between priests and nuns and nuns is all fantasy, part of the heroine's troubled conscience... The ultimate problem concerns a certain white-robed, bearded fellow walking out of the water to smile down upon the nun as he receives a blowjob. I contend that it is pro-religious because after this final fantasy she is convinced that she can serve the church as a bride of Christ and the whole thing is only a dream that reinforces her faith. Cyndee Summers, Keith Erickson and Franklin Anthony star, but you will never get a chance to see them - or the unknown lead whose name even Spinelli can't remember." (Holliday)

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If you're able to read German then check out this article about American porn in the 70s where Acts of Confession gets mentioned too.