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Chiquitunga
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[quote name='MaterMisericordiae' timestamp='1308115114' post='2253938']
[img]http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_cQ2xhpZfenk/SQhF_wFW98I/AAAAAAAADWA/h-CyHbieF3g/s1600/Imperia%2BVirgins%2Bi.JPG[/img]


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These are indeed the Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate, but the contemplative branch who wear the giumpe. To join them one must go through formation as a regular (active/contemplative) FI Sister first and then it is discerned later if you're being called to the wholly contemplative life, and you can always be asked to return to active/contemplative life. A little more on them and more pictures [url="http://www.newliturgicalmovement.org/2009/11/contemplative-franciscan-sisters-of.html"]here[/url] & [url="http://catholicactionuk.blogspot.com/2009/03/contemplative-nuns-in-cornwall.html"]here[/url]. They took over the oldest Carmel in the UK.

The [url="http://www.mtstfrancis.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=16&Itemid=9"]Poor Clares of the Immaculate[/url] (of the same FI family) are only in Italy so far. I believe it's 4 monasteries they have there. Their habit is a little different .. the veil is a darker/deeper light blue, the giumpe/wimple goes down farther in front and the mantle is blue also. Beautiful Poor Clares! Would be wonderful if they made a foundation in the US some day.

[img]http://www.mtstfrancis.com/images/phocagallery/poor_clares/thumbs/phoca_thumb_l_pc_grill.jpg[/img]


And I LOVE this video they made so much!! :love:

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3G1KmarrhR0[/media]

Mary Magdalene
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The pictures posted above are simply beautiful!!

Little Flower
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Passionist nuns of Whitesville Kentucky

[img]http://www.passionistnuns.org/Novices2.JPG[/img]


[img]http://www.passionistnuns.org/blog/wp-content/themes/fallseason/images/SRMfpVowsBlog.jpg[/img]


[img]http://www.passionistnuns.org/blog/wp-content/themes/fallseason/images/SRMfpveil1Blog.jpg[/img]


[img]http://www.passionistnuns.org/blog/wp-content/themes/fallseason/images/MCMgaudeamus2011skitblog.jpg[/img]


[img]http://www.passionistnuns.org/blog/wp-content/themes/fallseason/images/MCMgaudeamus2011raindbowblog.jpg[/img]

these pictures are from their website: http://www.passionistnuns.org/ and their blog: http://www.passionistnuns.org/blog/

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[img]http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/j476/fotouser7/Dublin4SrMaria16Jul2011.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/j476/fotouser7/Dublin5SrMaria16Jul2011.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/j476/fotouser7/Dublin6SrMaria16Jul2011.jpg[/img]

Redemptoristine Nuns in Dublin, Ireland: Sr. Maria's first profession

Little Flower
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Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration (Mishawaka, Indiana)

[img]http://ssfpa.org/images/Front/Frontpg29Jun2011.jpg[/img]


[img]http://ssfpa.org/images/Cmmty/SrBlanchSrCeceliaClareSrBenedictaEuchCong2009.jpg[/img]

[img]http://ssfpa.org/images/Apost/SrMaryJosephStBonifaceDec2008.jpg[/img]

[img]http://ssfpa.org/images/Apost/crazy%20hair%20day.jpg[/img]

[img]http://ssfpa.org/images/Voca/Jrs/TempProfB4SrLMFinalVows.jpg[/img]

Pax_et bonum
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[quote name='Little Flower' timestamp='1311260007' post='2272657']
Passionist nuns of Whitesville Kentucky
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[quote name='Little Flower' timestamp='1311295017' post='2273337']
Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration (Mishawaka, Indiana)
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:woot: :love:
Are you going to go to their (SSFPA) vow ceremonies this August? I am so excited!

Little Flower
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[quote name='Pax_et bonum' timestamp='1311298148' post='2273379']
:woot: :love:
Are you going to go to their (SSFPA) vow ceremonies this August? I am so excited!
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When is it? I might be able to make it. I was looking on their website earlier this week but I couldn't find any dates :(

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[img]http://sistersofmary.org/images/slideshows/Final_Profession_2010/60_Cutting_the_cake.JPG[/img]
:love: Forever spouses of Christ.

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InPersonaChriste
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[img]http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_jCtbCw5H-rk/R98oy3u7FyI/AAAAAAAAB14/bAI28HbF-Es/s400/Poor+Clares+of+Perpetual+Adoration.jpg[/img]
(st josephs monastery)
Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration (PCPA)
[img]http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_jCtbCw5H-rk/R7-Bl66BoXI/AAAAAAAABqk/PHBuEaP2QGw/s400/Mother-Angelicas-sisters-in-france-796676.jpg[/img]
(France)


[img]http://farm1.static.flickr.com/185/421221828_e56df3d23a.jpg[/img]
www.desertnuns.org

[img]http://fundforvocations.org/people/100928.srmms.olam.jpg[/img]
Hanceville Alabama.
www.olamshrine.com

Pax_et bonum
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[quote name='Little Flower' timestamp='1311335583' post='2273700']
When is it? I might be able to make it. I was looking on their website earlier this week but I couldn't find any dates :(
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August 10th and 11th, and postulant entrance is the first Sunday in September if I'm remembering correctly. I still have to email Sr. Lois about going though.

Little Flower
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is it a private ceremony they don't want people going to? :sad:

Pax_et bonum
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[quote name='Little Flower' timestamp='1311348505' post='2273822']
is it a private ceremony they don't want people going to? :sad:
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Haha no. Investiture is private, but 1st and final profession and postulant entrance are all open to the public.

Little Flower
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[quote name='Pax_et bonum' timestamp='1311349459' post='2273831']
Haha no. Investiture is private, but 1st and final profession and postulant entrance are all open to the public.
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oh ok. ive never understood why investiture is private. I want my family to be there when I receive the habit! :nun3: I'll talk to my parents and see if they'll agree to drive me up there ;) *sigh* I wish I could drive. but my parents won't even let me get a permit. :(

LaPetiteSoeur
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[quote name='Little Flower' timestamp='1311359802' post='2273912']
oh ok. ive never understood why investiture is private. I want my family to be there when I receive the habit! :nun3: I'll talk to my parents and see if they'll agree to drive me up there ;) *sigh* I wish I could drive. but my parents won't even let me get a permit. :(
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I didn't get my liscense until three weeks before my 18th birthday. There's no rush, really, and my mom drove me to a final profession of vows of a local order. Prayers that your parents let you go!

Maximilianus
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Mercedarian sisters in Cleveland

[img]http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-haaOhZFP3RQ/TiXZuXpM5pI/AAAAAAAAAVU/jVb16WLknbg/s1600/283065_257221820958750_100000128013223_1242269_6790595_n.jpg[/img]

From [url="http://redemptores.blogspot.com/"]Mater de Merced[/url]

TeresaBenedicta
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[quote name='Maximilianus' timestamp='1311487200' post='2274771']
Mercedarian sisters in Cleveland

[img]http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-haaOhZFP3RQ/TiXZuXpM5pI/AAAAAAAAAVU/jVb16WLknbg/s1600/283065_257221820958750_100000128013223_1242269_6790595_n.jpg[/img]

From [url="http://redemptores.blogspot.com/"]Mater de Merced[/url]
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You know, come to think of it... I've never seen men's habits made shorter (like we do with women's). Looking at the picture, you see the sisters' habits are a few inches shorter. I wonder if practicality really has much to do with it at all... in fact, I imagine men doing more crazy things that might be obstructed by a longer habit. Granted, I also can't imagine men wearing a modified habit.

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[quote name='TeresaBenedicta' timestamp='1311523896' post='2274943']
You know, come to think of it... I've never seen men's habits made shorter (like we do with women's). Looking at the picture, you see the sisters' habits are a few inches shorter. I wonder if practicality really has much to do with it at all... in fact, I imagine men doing more crazy things that might be obstructed by a longer habit. Granted, I also can't imagine men wearing a modified habit.
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So true!!

faithcecelia
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[quote name='TeresaBenedicta' timestamp='1311523896' post='2274943']
You know, come to think of it... I've never seen men's habits made shorter (like we do with women's). Looking at the picture, you see the sisters' habits are a few inches shorter. I wonder if practicality really has much to do with it at all... in fact, I imagine men doing more crazy things that might be obstructed by a longer habit. Granted, I also can't imagine men wearing a modified habit.
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I wonder if, in part, its that a good number of men do not wear the habit all the time, so take it off for occasions when it could get in the way?


At Q the habit tended to get shorter as the sister got older. My first NM, a few months after I entered, reluctantly decided to shorten hers. She was sacristan and so up and down the stairs all the time withthings in her hands and was worried about tripping (she came close a number of times).

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[quote name='faithcecelia' timestamp='1311538078' post='2275056']
I wonder if, in part, its that a good number of men do not wear the habit all the time, so take it off for occasions when it could get in the way?

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That's my guess.

For reasons I do not understand at all, men's communities seem to vary quite a bit in how often they wear their habits/clerical garb. Women's communities tend to be more all-or-nothing. But given that all-or-nothing that seems to be common for women, it makes sense to me that more women's communities have modified theirs more, or a "this pin is our habit" sort of thing, whereas you almost never see that for men's communities -- even those that would be considered roughly equivalently "progressive."

Maximilianus
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[quote name='TeresaBenedicta' timestamp='1311523896' post='2274943']
You know, come to think of it... I've never seen men's habits made shorter (like we do with women's). Looking at the picture, you see the sisters' habits are a few inches shorter. I wonder if practicality really has much to do with it at all... in fact, I imagine men doing more crazy things that might be obstructed by a longer habit. Granted, I also can't imagine men wearing a modified habit.
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They would probably look like the Heralds of the Gospel or the Knights of the Holy Eucharist.

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