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Ora et Labora
oh that's awesome!! we'll pray for her. happy.gif so, do they have a link?
EJames
QUOTE(Ora et Labora @ May 18 2007, 06:56 AM) [snapback]1276434[/snapback]
oh that's awesome!! we'll pray for her. happy.gif so, do they have a link?

yes
click on black square image
http://jerusalem.cef.fr/pages/21tous.html#

http://www.sdssm.org/bienvenueEng.html ~english
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http://www.sdssm.org/liensEng.html ~english

here watch them sing Lauds in Paris(with the Brothers), in RealPlayer..
http://www.ktotv.com/videos/offices.ram


-Vezelay




http://jerusalem.cef.fr/
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http://abbaye-montsaintmichel.com/
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Just a NOTE, that because the Community mixes usage of Rites(East/West), and Celebrates the Mass of Ranguile( sp?), while they DO have complete approval of The Church,(Local and Rome) some of their Liturgical practices (like not Kneeling at Mass,Communion under Both Species always ,etc.)may be surprising, or odd,or senseless ,(as they are to me), to Americans, and Traditionalists. they try to imbue there liturgical Life with a Byzantine and Charismatic sense, yet completely within a Latin Tradition.
Ora et Labora
thank you! the habits are beautiful!
johnnydigit
QUOTE(EJames @ May 18 2007, 09:04 AM) [snapback]1276497[/snapback]


so pretty. white on white on white. like in heaven.

QUOTE(EJames @ May 18 2007, 09:04 AM) [snapback]1276497[/snapback]


awww my new favorite nun habit. soo cuuute. white and some blue, just like Our Lady. and the cape drapes straight down the front, like a princess from Cinderella or midieval times, and like the Fatima statue in Fr. Corapi's series on Fatima.

it's so adorable. if everyone wore that the world would be a happier place D.gif
AlterDominicus
QUOTE(EJames @ May 18 2007, 01:11 AM) [snapback]1276327[/snapback]


keeping up a sports theme we move from soccer to american football..


watching basketball

volley




WOOHOO!

Deportes!

yahoo.gif
EJames
FMJ's in Rome









and the new foundation in Warsaw POland


Maria
I recognize some of those sisters.

QUOTE(johnnydigit @ May 18 2007, 07:14 PM) [snapback]1276864[/snapback]
so pretty. white on white on white. like in heaven.
awww my new favorite nun habit. soo cuuute. white and some blue, just like Our Lady. and the cape drapes straight down the front, like a princess from Cinderella or midieval times, and like the Fatima statue in Fr. Corapi's series on Fatima.

it's so adorable. if everyone wore that the world would be a happier place D.gif

That's kind of funny... the habits (the style of veil) is one of the things my sister likes less.
These are pictures from Sister Susannah's profession (she's their one American sister).
And this is from Frère Yannick's clothing.
johnnydigit
actually the head veil does look.. interesting. looks like something you would wear while doing labor to tie up the hair. what i do like is the white cape on the blue dress.

if i were to ask a woman to marry me on bended knee, i'd wish for her to look just like this when i pop the question..


aww
Ora et Labora
really? lol. yah...the habits are so beautiful. the white makes them look so pure and like such a child! I love it. happy.gif
EJames
QUOTE(Maria @ May 18 2007, 10:08 PM) [snapback]1277201[/snapback]
I recognize some of those sisters.
That's kind of funny... the habits (the style of veil) is one of the things my sister likes less.
These are pictures from Sister Susannah's profession (she's their one American sister).
And this is from Frère Yannick's clothing.

its a Veil type that would be more of an ancient Middle East way.
Yes i know what you mean, when i stayed with them in Montreal(Bro's) at their foundations beginning ,while working,and in Paris,i noticed the Sisters,especially with longer hair, were constantly fixing and retying the back..but! i do see that in old Jerusalem/Palestine, the consecrated Virgins would have had a similar type veil, since the whimple is a recent in history invention.
In Jerusalem,the city, i saw quite a few women,Arabs and Orthodox Jews, with the same hair covering, only usually black.
ALSO, its more practical for the Sisters to remove etc, the ones who work in Public buildings(Since in France Religious/Priests cannot wear habits, clerics etc, in State places like Hospitals, Govt. Agencies, Schools etc), and one Sister is a Doctor, others teachers etc.
PAX
philosobrat
QUOTE(EJames @ May 19 2007, 01:30 PM) [snapback]1277431[/snapback]
its a Veil type that would be more of an ancient Middle East way.
Yes i know what you mean, when i stayed with them in Montreal(Bro's) at their foundations beginning ,while working,and in Paris,i noticed the Sisters,especially with longer hair, were constantly fixing and retying the back..but! i do see that in old Jerusalem/Palestine, the consecrated Virgins would have had a similar type veil, since the whimple is a recent in history invention.
In Jerusalem,the city, i saw quite a few women,Arabs and Orthodox Jews, with the same hair covering, only usually black.
ALSO, its more practical for the Sisters to remove etc, the ones who work in Public buildings(Since in France Religious/Priests cannot wear habits, clerics etc, in State places like Hospitals, Govt. Agencies, Schools etc), and one Sister is a Doctor, others teachers etc.
PAX


It kind of looks like a snood.

I have one, and it is good for doing work in.
EJames
QUOTE(philosobrat @ May 19 2007, 04:36 PM) [snapback]1277788[/snapback]
It kind of looks like a snood.

That was the word i as looking for, an old version of a snood...
EJames
Suore Franciscani Minore Rinovati'( these are the Sisters to the Frati Minori Rinnovati, a Capuchin Renewal)some people call them the Discalced Sisters of St Francis, but i think that is the very similar traditionalist group in Sicily)
i had alot more diverse pics, maybe i will find them someday!
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Pax et Bonum
Staretz
Some of the nuns of Our Lady of the Desert, with some of the monks of Christ in the Desert in the background (with a couple other guys)
Ora et Labora
yes, i know them at least as the discaled sisters of st. francis. smile.gif where are these nuns?
EJames


Sisters of Life
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in front of St Mary of The Angels, near Assisi
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Sisters of Jesus Our Hope (great name!)
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Sister taking an audio tour at The Louvre,Paris
Ora et Labora
Oh thank you!! I met a Sister of Life last year. She was so nice. happy.gif
EJames
The beauty of Holiness and the holiness of beauty...

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Brigettine NUns
FutureNunJMJ
QUOTE(EJames @ May 21 2007, 09:39 PM) [snapback]1278901[/snapback]
The beauty of Holiness and the holiness of beauty...
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Oh my goodness! That little boys face! lol.gif Adorable!
Ora et Labora
you know, i wanted to ask you to post pictures of a certain order of nuns...i mean community. but, i can't think of the name. it's not the title of the community, it's the name itself! i had seen that word on PM, but i can't find the thread where i found it. it's not capuchin, or dominican...but something i've never heard of. think_chin.gif oh well, i'll try to remember the name.
EJames
Sr Philippas' at Stanbrook Benedictine Abbey

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sunnysideup
Does anyone know the names of these PCPA from OLAM?

I know that the nun on the letf is Sr. Mary Peter I think that the one on the right is either Sr. Mary Helena or Sr. Mary Jacinta, but I'm not sure


This is either Sr. Marie Michelle, Sr.Mary Francis Sharbel, Sr. Mary Regina, Sr. Margaret Mary, Sr. Mary Michael, Sr. Grace Marie, or Sr. Rose Marie (they are the solem professed nuns with glasses)

Thank you very much for your help!
Ora et Labora
QUOTE(EJames @ May 24 2007, 10:17 PM) [snapback]1280948[/snapback]
Sr Philippas' at Stanbrook Benedictine Abbey

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ohhh what a pretty convent! smile.gif where is it?
puellapaschalis
QUOTE(Ora et Labora @ May 28 2007, 01:52 AM) [snapback]1282312[/snapback]
ohhh what a pretty convent! smile.gif where is it?


Stanbrook Abbey (link) is a monastery of Benedictine nuns in Worcestershire. The place is indeed fantastic: VA and I stayed there for a few days last Summer and had a whale of a time. The church is very beautiful, designed by Pugin.

However, they're not going to be there for much longer; the community will soon move to South Yorkshire and the monastery buildings will probably be turned into a hotel and spa.

PP
EJames
QUOTE(Ora et Labora @ May 27 2007, 04:52 PM) [snapback]1282312[/snapback]
ohhh what a pretty convent! smile.gif where is it?

England
EJames
Apostolic Carmelite Sisters (Brasil)
EJames
Nuns with pilgrim group, Lourdes, France
EJames
Poor Clare sister
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arizona..

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Dominican MME
HeavenlyCalling
QUOTE(EJames @ May 29 2007, 12:58 AM) [snapback]1283172[/snapback]
Nuns with pilgrim group, Lourdes, France

Who are these sisters? The name of the community, I mean.
EJames
QUOTE(HeavenlyCalling @ May 29 2007, 02:37 PM) [snapback]1283588[/snapback]
Who are these sisters? The name of the community, I mean.

currently i do not know, there are alot of Communities in France that wear that colour, looks like a 'summer habit'--ill ask French friends, if i find out, ill let you know.
Pax
HeavenlyCalling
Thank you.
EJames
while not a fan of blue for mens habits, i always found these sisters, Servants of the Lord and the Virgin of Matara , whom i always saw around or near the Vatican (phot is not mine), quite striking..wonderful
happynun
Ok... Salesian time! cool.gif

Thailand


South Korea


Somewhere... haha


Our Mother General ("La Madre") talking on the radio to missionary sisters in South America


India






Hati




La Madre in Venezuela
EJames
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name='happynun' date='May 30 2007, 01:12 AM' post='1284113']Ok... Salesian time! cool.gif


Great! thank-you for the photos!
SisterAli
I would encourage ya'll to check out this link with pictures...wow....I came across it on a blog.

God Love You!

Nun Pictures
AlterDominicus
Great pics everyone. smile.gif
EJames
QUOTE(SisterAli @ May 30 2007, 12:20 PM) [snapback]1284418[/snapback]
I would encourage ya'll to check out this link with pictures...wow....I came across it on a blog.

God Love You!

Nun Pictures

thnak-you,wonderful ,yes some of those have been linked on here in the Thread that pertained to that Community(Sisters of Bethlehem and The Assumption, and St Bruno)..anyone know where that huge thread went to? Margaret Clare?
EJames
and we continue to speak a thousand words...

Sisters of St. John (Apostolic)

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Monastic Family of Jesus (Sisters)-well with a Brother in the corner!


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Capuchin Poor Clare Sisters- at Gubbio (Near Assisi, where St. Francis tamed the wolf)



Margaret Clare
QUOTE(EJames)
thnak-you,wonderful ,yes some of those have been linked on here in the Thread that pertained to that Community(Sisters of Bethlehem and The Assumption, and St Bruno)..anyone know where that huge thread went to? Margaret Clare?


Sisters of Bethlehem in Livingston Manor thread happy.gif

prolifesearch.com - Sisters of Bethlehem phatmass - best way to find lost threads :j
Maria
QUOTE(EJames @ Jun 1 2007, 12:03 AM) [snapback]1285533[/snapback]
and we continue to speak a thousand words...

Sisters of St. John (Apostolic)

I saw two of them tonight at our cathedral (diocesan feast day and celebration of our cardinal's 25th anniversary of ordination to the episcopacy).
HeavenlyCalling
cool ,where are they located?
EJames
QUOTE(Maria @ May 31 2007, 10:36 PM) [snapback]1285699[/snapback]
I saw two of them tonight at our cathedral (diocesan feast day and celebration of our cardinal's 25th anniversary of ordination to the episcopacy).

Really? are you sure they weren't Contemplative Sisters of St John?(white veil ,dark grey habit
) i didn't think they had any Apostolic Sisters in Quebec.?
pax
EJames
QUOTE(HeavenlyCalling @ Jun 1 2007, 07:32 AM) [snapback]1285757[/snapback]
cool ,where are they located?

if you mean the Sisters she saw at the Cathedral? that would have Been in Montreal, since the Contemplative Sisters of St John are located juts north of Montreal, Quebec.
The Apostolic, Sisters of St. John, as pictured in the earlier post are located in;
Belgium (at the Shrine of Banneux)
11 places in France
4 African Countries
and the Philippines..
they also are making regular visits to Orange, New Jersey, so you never know whats going to happen..
pax!!

EJames
QUOTE(HeavenlyCalling @ May 29 2007, 02:37 PM) [snapback]1283588[/snapback]
Who are these sisters? The name of the community, I mean.

Pax!
Well they are dressed exactly like the 'Marian Sisters of Israel and St. John', in the Dioceses of Lyon, France, but its odd they are out and about, since i knew them to be very penitential, and practically hermit like....the Bishop and primate of France suppressed them 3 years ago? the Foundress was a bit, lets say, off her rocker..but.. perhaps a little group has prevailed ,regathered and straightened things out?
Margaret Clare
QUOTE(EJames)
Pax!
Well they are dressed exactly like the 'Marian Sisters of Israel and St. John', in the Dioceses of Lyon, France, but its odd they are out and about, since i knew them to be very penitential, and practically hermit like....the Bishop and primate of France suppressed them 3 years ago? the Foundress was a bit, lets say, off her rocker..but.. perhaps a little group has prevailed ,regathered and straightened things out?


Yeah, I've heard of this community too and how they were suppressed, because of the problems with the Mother foundress. Their habits were just like the Apostolic Srs of St. John, except blue. Maybe they were out for a special occasion/pilgrimage to Lourdes. Probably this picture of the sisters is an old one. I can't find the article online where I read about them, but I remember it said at the end that several other orders were ready to receive the sisters from this suppressed community, so that's good.
Maria
QUOTE(HeavenlyCalling @ Jun 1 2007, 10:32 AM) [snapback]1285757[/snapback]
cool ,where are they located?

I think they said there were in St. Jerome. If you click on the link, you'll see that it's northwest of Montreal.

QUOTE(EJames @ Jun 1 2007, 11:42 AM) [snapback]1285775[/snapback]
Really? are you sure they weren't Contemplative Sisters of St John?(white veil ,dark grey habit
) i didn't think they had any Apostolic Sisters in Quebec.?
pax


QUOTE(EJames @ Jun 1 2007, 12:03 PM) [snapback]1285794[/snapback]
if you mean the Sisters she saw at the Cathedral? that would have Been in Montreal, since the Contemplative Sisters of St John are located juts north of Montreal, Quebec.
The Apostolic, Sisters of St. John, as pictured in the earlier post are located in;
Belgium (at the Shrine of Banneux)
11 places in France
4 African Countries
and the Philippines..
they also are making regular visits to Orange, New Jersey, so you never know whats going to happen..
pax!!


I remember them saying something about being sœurs de St. Jean. I remember them saying they were in St. Jerome , that their order was a new one, that their founder was a Dominican, and that they had been in St. Jerome for (about 10 yrs, can't remember the exact number they gave). Their habits were pale grey and they wore white wimples. In fact, they looked like the sisters in this pictures:

and not like the ones in this picture


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However, thanks to the French wikipedia and this line in it: "Les sœurs contemplatives portent en plus un voile blanc et les sœurs apostoliques un voile gris", I can agree that they were the contemplative sisters. When I read that line I remembered noticing their white veils because they're sewn in back. Um, that wasn't a good description... let's see... to help the veil sit properly, there's a vertical seam down the part of the veil that doesn't sit on top of the head, that runs down the back of the head and neck. It's a little like the seams that are sewn to tailor a bust. It probably helps keep the veil neatly on her back as opposed to floating around everywhere, and on her head because it now has some of the advantages of a hood. The middle picture here can give you some idea.


I found their contact info, and it is St. Jerome that they're in!
524, rue de l’Epée, Saint-Jérôme, Québec, J7Y-3V7. Tél. : 001450-569-0620. Fax : 001450-569-0935.. Tél. : 001450-569-0620. Fax : 001450-569-0935.

But they still don't look like these sisters
Sr. Mary Catharine
The apostolic sisters are in the midst of starting a foundation in S. Orange, NJ. This from the priest who is the liason helping them get established so I think the source can be trusted! :-)
EJames
But they still don't look like these sisters
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Yes in St Jerome they are Contemplative Sisters of St John, i didnt choose the best Pictures for them as this one is made up of 80% Novices, hence no whipple, youll notice one or 2 Sisters on the background with full veil, fully professed..also, even the Contemplative Sisters in hot countries and hot weather, as the Brothers, wear a thinner light-grey habit.
SO to sum up simply..
=Apostolic Srs of St. John, grey veil (whipple for professed)
=Contemplative Sisters of St. John, white veil(whipple for professed)
pax!!!
EJames
QUOTE(Margaret Clare @ Jun 1 2007, 11:11 AM) [snapback]1285881[/snapback]
Yeah, I've heard of this community too and how they were suppressed, because of the problems with the Mother foundress. Their habits were just like the Apostolic Srs of St. John, except blue. Maybe they were out for a special occasion/pilgrimage to Lourdes. Probably this picture of the sisters is an old one. I can't find the article online where I read about them, but I remember it said at the end that several other orders were ready to receive the sisters from this suppressed community, so that's good.

actually that photo is from a Diocesan Pilgrimage last year at Lourdes...so, hence the confusion...an American friend of mine,. who was a Sister of them ,who transfered from the Bethlehem Nuns Community in Livingston manor,(for a more austere!! life and to be closer to teachings of FR Phillipe)..i have not heard from her for a long time..so...anything is possible.
EJames
Sisters of St John (contemplative-professed)
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