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According to their website there are 14 2nd year novices and 13 1st year novices and the 21 new aspirants. To see the names of the novices just go to the meet the sisters and all of the professed, tempory and novices are listed there. Right now they still have last years postulant group listed under vocations with their stores, but Lisa's class will be up soon I am sure.

Actually there is a new photo of the community on the meet the sisters page with all of the professed, temporary and current novices.
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I believe there are 21 postulants. I'm not sure how many new novices there are, but I'd guess it's more than 6.
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Thank you for the correct information! If I was impressed with the numbers I THOUGHT they had, the actual numbers are extraordinary. They still have a very high 'perseverance' rate.

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She looks so happy!

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Is there a link......?

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Thirteen new novices (16 entered as aspirants last August).
Please keep the files below private and don't save any images. Of course there is no rule against posting these pictures, but I would rather these not be spread all over the internet. If you have access to facebook, you should be able to see them. I'll be removing them in a few days.
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One of the most touching scenes, which is not in the photos, was when a dozen or so sisters returned from college. As they walked in the door, the sisters that were in the area all went over to excitedly welcome them home. It was a very touching moment and not one you would expect since the rooms were already full of the postulant's moms, dads and siblings milling about, and the sister's attention was already focused on those families. They obviously are true sisters to each other. I've seen this same sisterly love in other religious orders. God is good!

edited to add-21 is right, one was injured in a car accident last week and was not able to enter.

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AveMariaPurissima
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Thanks for posting the picture! Sr. Lisa looks so happy! :) I met her on the Feb. 2012 retreat, so it's really razzle dazzle to see her as an aspirant!

Mary's Margaret
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andibc, thank-you for sharing these photos. It's very encouraging to see what the Lord is doing in these young hearts!

Strictlyinkblot
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Thanks for sharing the photos. They look very happy.

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Thank you for the photos! The postulants look almost as nervous as I'm sure they are joyful! I bet their nerves have been much abated by now.

dominicansoul
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Here are the new DSMME posties. Lisa is on the top left ... striking a pose ... :lol:

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Yay!!!!!!!! (want to prop but out of them for now) :nun2: So happy for Lisa!!!! :clap: Oh man, I wasn't around for her last post and to say goodbye, but I can always write!! God bless her!!!! :nun1:


p.s. ah oh my goodness, I see a girl there whom I met on a retreat! Yay for her!!!

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Clare~Therese
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Yay!!!!!!!!!

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thanks to whoever posted them on fb and btw I REALLY LIKE your profile cover photo :smile2: :like:

sorry you dont seem to have any Carmelites in the family :( :console:

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and omigosh I think I met your OP novice of the family last summer when I visited to watch the vows!!!! A wonderful young lady!!!

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[img]https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc6/226144_457990434235096_1986301389_n.jpg[/img]


Here are the new DSMME posties. Lisa is on the top left ... striking a pose ... :lol:
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A question concerning Sheiscatholic: What is the standard procedure in religious life for a girl with braces? I don't have them myself, but a friend would like to know. Do you have to have the funds to keep going to the orthodontist until they are off? I wonder if the DSMME have a dentist/orthodontist who does services pro bono.

May God reward you!

DiscerningCatholic
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A question concerning Sheiscatholic: What is the standard procedure in religious life for a girl with braces? I don't have them myself, but a friend would like to know. Do you have to have the funds to keep going to the orthodontist until they are off? I wonder if the DSMME have a dentist/orthodontist who does services pro bono.

May God reward you!
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I've been wondering the same thing!!!!!!!!!

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Very kewl.
I feel like I recognize that place from other pictures. Has this community been talked about here a lot?

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[quote name='dominicansoul' timestamp='1346520291' post='2477194']
[img]https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc6/226144_457990434235096_1986301389_n.jpg[/img]


Here are the new DSMME posties. Lisa is on the top left ... striking a pose ... :lol:
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I know most of those posties....Hahaha Lisa would do that!!!

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[quote name='emmaberry' timestamp='1346538646' post='2477329']
A question concerning Sheiscatholic: What is the standard procedure in religious life for a girl with braces? I don't have them myself, but a friend would like to know. Do you have to have the funds to keep going to the orthodontist until they are off? I wonder if the DSMME have a dentist/orthodontist who does services pro bono.

May God reward you!
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The DSMME are like many religious orders in that they require you to have health insurance for your first years in formation. Most likely, she will use a dentist that is on her insurance plan. I've seen Sisters with braces after they became professed so it's not unusual for the community to pay, either. :)

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