The Marian Sisters Of Santa Rosa

[ToJesusMyHeart]

And also, have you heard of Mother Miriam of the Lamb of God? She began a new active Benedictine order in Tulsa, OK. I'm pretty sure they won't be formally teaching in schools, but their charism involves 'teaching' to the effect of parish and community catechesis and evangelization, etc. There's also another small Benedictine community in Tulsa which operates it's own Catholic K-8 school on the premises of the monastery. Hopefully these two St. Benedict families can catechize that part of Oklahoma together!

[emmaberry]

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[s]I'm sure you know[/s] that we have a group of DSMME sisters down here in Austin (Georgetown, to be specific), and as soon as the money is raised, they'll begin major construction of the new Texan monastery! Whoop! They're already teaching on the small-scale, but with time I'm sure they'll expand to the level the NDs have been blessed with. God is good!
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I did NOT know that! I am in Texas too-we need the Sisters and the catechesis almost as bad as California. Thanks be to God!!!

[ToJesusMyHeart]

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I did NOT know that! I am in Texas too-we need the Sisters and the catechesis almost as bad as California. Thanks be to God!!!
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Oh, well yes! Here's a recent photo of the Texas DSMME sisters and their Austin diocesan priest-friends.
"[color=#333333][font='lucida grande', tahoma, verdana, arial, sans-serif][size=3][left]Texan Sisters and Priests at the 2012 Final Vows of Dominican Sisters in Ann Arbor"[/left][/size][/font][/color]

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