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franciscanheart
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[quote name='Tally Marx' timestamp='1295630183' post='2202532']
Hello hugheyforlife! I don't believe I have 'met' you before. My name is Tally!

I wish I was in NYC right now, too. I've been writing to the CFRs, but haven't yet been able to meet them, and I very much want to!
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Very cool! Have you talked about a visit at all? Are you just waiting?

Piccoli Fiori JMJ
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+JMJ

Random, but the new directory of religious orders is looking [i]very[/i] Franciscan (for women at least...) lol

franciscanheart
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:yahoo: I love that! Dominicans get all the vocations anyway. :P
Hinter dem Horizont
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I adore the Franciscans of the Renewal but I'm discerning a traditional vocation because I love tradition and respect it highly. I feel God is leading me there. However, I have thought about the Franciscans of the Renewal for a LONG time. They work with the poor of the Bronx in New York which would be a dangerous yet wonderful place to be. Helping the poor would do my heart good. Especially since I was born with a silver spoon in my mouth, as my mum says. I want to forsake all my riches in the name of Our Lord.

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[quote name='hugheyforlife' timestamp='1295631052' post='2202534']
Very cool! Have you talked about a visit at all? Are you just waiting?
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Both, actually! Restraints due to time and distance have hindered me from visiting them. So, I have talked about a visit, knowing that it will have to wait a while.

franciscanheart
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[quote name='Tally Marx' timestamp='1295670560' post='2202933']
Both, actually! Restraints due to time and distance have hindered me from visiting them. So, I have talked about a visit, knowing that it will have to wait a while.
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That's fantastic! It's good to "meet" you. :) I hope you make it out sooner rather than later. I hope the same for me too. :P

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[quote name='FutureNunJMJ' timestamp='1295638821' post='2202596']
+JMJ

Random, but the new directory of religious orders is looking [i]very[/i] Franciscan (for women at least...) lol
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There's a new community of Franciscan Sisters at the Mission of Our Lady of the Angels headed by Fr. Bob Lombardo, CFR - http://www.ourladyoftheangelsmission.com/ At first I thought they were starting a community of CFR Sisters there .. but no, it's a whole new community. One of the sisters is Alicia Torres the one you might remember for running races to raise money for her college debt (which was recently paid off I heard, yay!!) - [url="http://www.thenunrun.com"]http://www.thenunrun.com[/url] And here I just found this picture here, [url="http://www.runfornuns.com/"]http://www.runfornuns.com/[/url]

[img]http://i52.tinypic.com/ruz03r.png[/img]


And now that I know their name .. here's their site, http://franciscansoftheeucharist.weebly.com/ Neat!

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franciscanheart
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The sister at right looks terribly familiar. Do you know anything else about how the community formed or why? How they are different from the CFRs? Off to work, I'll check in later.

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Also curious about this new community-especially since there is a group of Franciscan Sisters of the Eucharist in CT, I would think the similarity of names would be so confusing.

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I'm currently in the application process with the Capuchins (Province of St. Conrad). Hoping to enter this fall. Your prayers are appreciated!

St. Crispin of Vitterbo, pray for us!

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Woot! Franciscans all the way!

franciscanheart
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[quote name='Thepeug' timestamp='1296087827' post='2204797']
I'm currently in the application process with the Capuchins (Province of St. Conrad). Hoping to enter this fall. Your prayers are appreciated!

St. Crispin of Vitterbo, pray for us!
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Most definitely. :like:

[quote name='Pax_et bonum' timestamp='1296090045' post='2204811']
Woot! Franciscans all the way!
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:clapping: yes yes yes

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[quote name='Thepeug' timestamp='1296087827' post='2204797']
I'm currently in the application process with the Capuchins (Province of St. Conrad). Hoping to enter this fall. Your prayers are appreciated!

St. Crispin of Vitterbo, pray for us!
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Congrats!
I will definitely be praying for you!

Pax et bonum,
~Tally

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Just spent the past weekend with two Franciscan Friars of the Renewal, and two sisters of the same order. They were all pretty amesome, and I am know looking in to the Franciscan CFRs as a possible vocation for myself.

I continue to pray for discernment, and someday, God will show me the way.

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[quote name='hugheyforlife' timestamp='1296053513' post='2204534']
The sister at right looks terribly familiar. Do you know anything else about how the community formed or why? How they are different from the CFRs? Off to work, I'll check in later.
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From what I know, they were founded specifically to work at (though probably not limited to) the [url="http://www.ourladyoftheangelsmission.com/"]Mission of Our Lady of the Angels[/url] in Chicago, founded by Fr. Bob Lombardo, CFR .. and he is the founder of this new community too. I know there is also a young man discerning with them, so I believe he hopes to found two branches. That Sister on the right is Sr. Kate. [url="http://www.thenunrun.com/what-is-thenunrun/"]Here[/url] she is with Sr. Alicia before their investiture. She actually does look a lot like a postulant with the CFRs with the same name in [url="http://web.archive.org/web/20071222173507/www.franciscansisterscfr.com/postulants.htm"]2007[/url], but she has a different last name, though I won't post it here.

Yes, their name is similar to the Franciscan Sisters of the Eucharist in MO. But I guess with adoration and the Eucharist being so central to Franciscan spirituality it is understandable why they would also choose that name. There are also Franciscan Sisters of the Perpetual Adoration and Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration :topsy: .. and probably many more with similar names :like:

franciscanheart
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[quote name='BigJon16' timestamp='1296176171' post='2205449']
Just spent the past weekend with two Franciscan Friars of the Renewal, and two sisters of the same order. They were all pretty amesome, and I am know looking in to the Franciscan CFRs as a possible vocation for myself.

I continue to pray for discernment, and someday, God will show me the way.
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That's very amesome! May I ask where you were? Was it a retreat?

[quote name='Chiquitunga' timestamp='1296194471' post='2205610']
From what I know, they were founded specifically to work at (though probably not limited to) the [url="http://www.ourladyoftheangelsmission.com/"]Mission of Our Lady of the Angels[/url] in Chicago, founded by Fr. Bob Lombardo, CFR .. and he is the founder of this new community too. I know there is also a young man discerning with them, so I believe he hopes to found two branches. That Sister on the right is Sr. Kate. [url="http://www.thenunrun.com/what-is-thenunrun/"]Here[/url] she is with Sr. Alicia before their investiture. She actually does look a lot like a postulant with the CFRs with the same name in [url="http://web.archive.org/web/20071222173507/www.franciscansisterscfr.com/postulants.htm"]2007[/url], but she has a different last name, though I won't post it here.

Yes, their name is similar to the Franciscan Sisters of the Eucharist in MO. But I guess with adoration and the Eucharist being so central to Franciscan spirituality it is understandable why they would also choose that name. There are also Franciscan Sisters of the Perpetual Adoration and Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration :topsy: .. and probably many more with similar names :like:
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amesome. Thanks! :)

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[quote name='hugheyforlife' timestamp='1296195957' post='2205619']
That's very amesome! May I ask where you were? Was it a retreat?
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Well kind of, I went with a group of people from my church and other churches in the area to the March for Life, and they tagged along with us. It was very amesome. hahaha

They were from a Friary down in NYC or Newark, New Jersey, but I'm not sure which.

No Problem!:like:

franciscanheart
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[quote name='BigJon16' timestamp='1296241164' post='2205849']
Well kind of, I went with a group of people from my church and other churches in the area to the March for Life, and they tagged along with us. It was very amesome. hahaha

They were from a Friary down in NYC or Newark, New Jersey, but I'm not sure which.

No Problem!:like:
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They have a friary in Newark and a few in NYC. :) It could have been either. It's amesome that you're considering discerning with them! I've discerned with them in the past and am in the process of doing that again. :clapping:

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[quote name='BigJon16' timestamp='1296241164' post='2205849']
Well kind of, I went with a group of people from my church and other churches in the area to the March for Life, and they tagged along with us. It was very amesome. hahaha

They were from a Friary down in NYC or Newark, New Jersey, but I'm not sure which.

No Problem!:like:
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I don't often turn green... but I just did.
You got to do two things at the very top of my To Do List:
1) Meet the CFRs
2) Go to the March for Life

franciscanheart
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[quote name='Tally Marx' timestamp='1296247540' post='2205966']
I don't often turn green... but I just did.
You got to do two things at the very top of my To Do List:
1) Meet the CFRs
2) Go to the March for Life
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They went with us to WYD in Canada. And the March for Life. And like a bigillion other things. :saint:


all that to ask: WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?! :crazy:

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