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I found this blog and thought these lists and links may be helpful. As far as I know, all of these communities are in communion with Rome. The blogger is a HUGE fan of Pope Benedict XVI.

Blessings!
V

http://deo-juvante.blogspot.com/2007/01/pr...ous-orders.html

I can attest to four of the mens' communities being in union with Rome:

Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter
Institute of Christ the King, Sovereign Priest
Benedictine Monks of Clear Creek Monastery
Benedictines - Abbaye Notre-Dame de L'Annonciation (Le Barroux) (I believe this is the "mother" monastery of Clear Creek).

And three of the womens' communities:

Oblates of Mary, Queen of Apostles
Adoratrices du Coeur Royal de Jesus-Christ Souveraine Pretre
Discalced Carmelitesses - Carmel of Jesus, Mary and Joseph (Valparaiso)

Not to say that the rest of the list aren't; I just don't know enough about them to say.

Thanks for the link

Lauren

Yes, all of these are in communion with Rome

FYI
Le Barroux is not the mother-house of Clear Creek, Clear Creek Monastery follow the 1962 Missal/Divine Office,and Le Barroux follow an older usage .
The Monks at Clear Creek are founded by a group from the Benedictine (Solesmes Congregation) Abbey at Fontgambault, France..

and all the mens Orders ,Communities on the list are in visible Communion with the See of Rome
Pax

Thank you! I couldn't remember, when I was talking to the guestmaster, what he said their founding monastery was called

Hi, in Italy has just been approved a new priestly fraternity wich will follow the ancient rite (now liberalized), its name is "Fraternità della Divina Misericordia" and it has been approved by the diocese of S.Marino–Montefeltro.
The motherhouse of the fraternity will be installed in a former capuchine convent in Pietrarubbia (PU).
The superior of the fraternity is don Claudio Crescimanno, a priest renowned for his orthodoxy of faith and his struggle (also with press collaborations) for a right approach to the Tradition of the Church.
There is not a website yet, but they are providing.

Apparently (at least according to Msgr. Schmitz) the Institute of Christ the King also has an order of Sisters as well, although I don't know much about them.

For more info on the Institute of Christ the King sisters, click here.

All of our proposed charisms will be TLM. We're starting with the Reparatrix Society of Our Lady of the Cloister (Cloisterites). http://cloisters.tripod.com/cloisterites/ Once they're established, we'll start working on the foundation of the Congregation of Charity of the Miraculous Medal, Servants of the Poor.
http://cloisters.tripod.com/charity/

From these two communities, the rest of our proposed charisms will be founded.

Blessings,
Gemma