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Again and again I am struck by how joyful this community of Passionist nuns seems. Are any PMers discerning with them?

http://www.passionistnuns.org/blog/?p=249

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[quote name='DameAgnes' timestamp='1302873930' post='2228895']
Again and again I am struck by how joyful this community of Passionist nuns seems. Are any PMers discerning with them?

[url="http://www.passionistnuns.org/blog/?p=249"]http://www.passionis...org/blog/?p=249[/url]
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That was amesome!!! They should publish a graphic novel. I bet they have great stories.

Piccoli Fiori JMJ
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[quote name='emilier98' timestamp='1302880250' post='2228909']
That was amesome!!! They should publish a graphic novel. I bet they have great stories.
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Based on what I read on their blog, I'm sure they have volumes upon volumes of stories they can tell. I did consider the Passionists when I started looking at communities. Such beautiful souls, and so real and full of compassion. I would suggest anyone discerning the contemplative life include the Passionists!

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[quote name='Piccoli Fiori JMJ' timestamp='1302880372' post='2228910']
Based on what I read on their blog, I'm sure they have volumes upon volumes of stories they can tell. I did consider the Passionists when I started looking at communities. Such beautiful souls, and so real and full of compassion. I would suggest anyone discerning the contemplative life include the Passionists!
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I wish I was called to that life, but I am not. Monastic life is so amazingly beautiful. :love:

MargaretTeresa
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Ha! Love it!!! They should do a graphic informative novel about like, Lent or Holy Week or something, and the FSPs could publish it for them!
LOL

FutureSister2009
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That's really cute. Sometimes I wish I was called to a cloistered life, But I know for a fact that I wouldn't last one day as a cloister! :saint:

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[quote name='MargaretTeresa' timestamp='1302881843' post='2228916']
Ha! Love it!!! They should do a graphic informative novel about like, Lent or Holy Week or something, and the FSPs could publish it for them!
LOL
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Or start a comic called Super Nun! That would be so avvesome!. Can you imagine?! So many ideas

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[quote name='FutureSister2009' timestamp='1302881857' post='2228917']
That's really cute. Sometimes I wish I was called to a cloistered life, But I know for a fact that I wouldn't last one day as a cloister! :saint:
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Neither would I. I'd be in my pretty white habit, in a pretty white room, with a pretty white straight jacket. lol

Piccoli Fiori JMJ
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[quote name='FutureSister2009' timestamp='1302881857' post='2228917']
That's really cute. Sometimes I wish I was called to a cloistered life, But I know for a fact that I wouldn't last one day as a cloister! :saint:
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You know, God supplies the grace needed to fulfill your vocation! ;) For nothing is impossible with God!

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MargaretTeresa
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I am discerning amongst two actives (DSMME and FSP) and a contemplative (Terr Haute Carmel). I feel like this :wall: . Right now I am reading the packet from the FSP I got today!!! [img]http://www.phatmass.com/phorum/public/style_emoticons/default/dance.gif[/img] And phone call with Sr. Margaret Michael (who I really wanna call Sr. M&M) after Mass!!! [img]http://www.phatmass.com/phorum/public/style_emoticons/default/clap2.gif[/img]

Pax_et bonum
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I discerned that I'm not called to their order, but I'm still in touch with the vocation director Sr. John Mary. So cute! They have they funniest things on their blog. I like "How Do You Solve a Problem Like the Papacy"
[quote][i]He says he's old and has a cold,
the Alps are much too high. [/i]

[i]To leave his home in Avignon
would surely make him sigh. [/i]

[i]His French curia tells him
that Rome is a pigsty.
Besides, he doesn't speak any Italian. [/i]

[i]How do you solve a problem like the papacy?
How do you pin a flighty pontiff down?
How do you find a way to say "Get back here!"?
You're bishop of Rome!
You're needed at home!
Right now!
Oh, how do you solve a problem like the papacy?
How do you pin a flighty pontiff down? [/i]

[i]When I'm with him I'm disturbed,
out of patience and perturbed,
and I want to throw the cardinals out the door. [/i]

[i]Unpredictable as weather,
he says one thing, then another.
He's discerning.
He lacks backbone!
He needs prayer. [/i]

[i]He'd outpester any pest,
drive a hornet from its nest.
He could drive the saints and blessed to lose hope! [/i]

[i]He is gentle, he is mild.
He's our papa, we're his child.
He's a headache!
He's a hero!
He's the pope! [/i]

[i]How do you solve a problem like the papacy?
How do you pin a flighty pontiff down?
How do you find a way to say "Get back here!"?
You're bishop of Rome!
You're needed at home!
Right now!
Oh, how do you solve a problem like the papacy?
How do you pin a flighty pontiff down?[/i][/quote]

MargaretTeresa
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[quote name='Pax_et bonum' timestamp='1302883754' post='2228929']
I discerned that I'm not called to their order, but I'm still in touch with the vocation director Sr. John Mary. So cute! They have they funniest things on their blog. I like "How Do You Solve a Problem Like the Papacy"

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:lol3: bahahahahah rotfl That's great!

MarisStella
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[quote name='DameAgnes' timestamp='1302873930' post='2228895']
Again and again I am struck by how joyful this community of Passionist nuns seems. Are any PMers discerning with them?

[url="http://www.passionistnuns.org/blog/?p=249"]http://www.passionis...org/blog/?p=249[/url]
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Guilty. :blush: I just got to visit them a few weeks ago and they are so incredible.

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[quote name='MarisStella' timestamp='1302896392' post='2228968']
Guilty. :blush: I just got to visit them a few weeks ago and they are so incredible.
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Nothing to be ashamed of!!! :clapping: They look amazing. :)

Pax_et bonum
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[quote name='MarisStella' timestamp='1302896392' post='2228968']
Guilty. :blush: I just got to visit them a few weeks ago and they are so incredible.
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:dance: :nun1: Did you take any pictures?

Posted

Hmmm.. They allow an hour of "free time." I wonder why the SsEW don't? Maybe they will in the future?

MarisStella
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[quote name='Pax_et bonum' timestamp='1302906903' post='2229077']
:dance: :nun1: Did you take any pictures?
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Man, I wish I did, but no. Next time perhaps? ;)

OnlySunshine
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[quote name='JoyfulLife' timestamp='1302907845' post='2229082']
Hmmm.. They allow an hour of "free time." I wonder why the SsEW don't? Maybe they will in the future?
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They have free time on all Solemnities is what Cherie told me. I think it's special to have it on special days instead of every day, although it would be nice to have allotted time for a siesta. :sleep2:

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