Sisters Of Mary Morning Star

[puellapaschalis]

The Diocese of Portsmouth mentioned is in the UK, not the US.

[:o)Katherine:o)]

I saw that they have a facebook page for their leather crafts. Does anyone know if they have a website? I did a google search and did not find one.

[Orans]

The Diocese of Portsmouth mentioned is in the UK, not the US.

Thanks for setting this straight!

I saw that they have a facebook page for their leather crafts. Does anyone know if they have a website? I did a google search and did not find one.

I don't think they have a web page yet.

PLEASE HELP! I

I don't know why I get all my replies together in one post.

I made 3 separate post for the Sisters and they came up in one post.

Now I'm responding an clicking "submit reply" separately to different posts, and everything comes up together.

What am I doing wrong???

Thank you!

[truthfinder]

Thanks for setting this straight!

I don't think they have a web page yet.

PLEASE HELP! I

I don't know why I get all my replies together in one post.

I made 3 separate post for the Sisters and they came up in one post.

Now I'm responding an clicking "submit reply" separately to different posts, and everything comes up together.

What am I doing wrong???

Thank you!

You're not doing anything wrong; it's just a new function and we have to live with it. Unless @dUSt has a way around this. Fwiw, it keeps the post count down. 

[marigold]

If you wait a while between posts, it won't merge.

[Sister Leticia]

The Diocese of Portsmouth mentioned is in the UK, not the US.

Hee, hee, as a Brit, I knew this was Portsmouth in the South of England, UK... but when I saw their main community was in Ghent, I naturally assumed it meant the city in Flanders, Belgium!

[beatitude]

It's wonderful that the UK has been welcoming so many new religious communities in recent years - now we have two Ordinariate communities, composed of former Anglican sisters, the CFRs, the RSMs, and these Sisters of Mary. I pray that this is a sign of revival in the wider UK Church. Our Lady of Walsingham, pray for us!

P.S. I really like the new feature. I used to find it a bit annoying when there were six posts in a row from the same person. Having your thoughts all in one post doesn't mean you won't be read! 

[Feankie]

When I read the article I thought it might be the old St. Joseph Monastery in Portsmouth, Ohio that the PCPA's moved out of a few years ago.

 

[Orans]

You're not doing anything wrong; it's just a new function and we have to live with it. Unless @dUSt has a way around this. Fwiw, it keeps the post count down. 

If you wait a while between posts, it won't merge.

Thanks to both of you! 

[beatitude]

It's wonderful that the UK has been welcoming so many new religious communities in recent years - now we have two Ordinariate communities, composed of former Anglican sisters, the CFRs, the RSMs, and these Sisters of Mary. I pray that this is a sign of revival in the wider UK Church. Our Lady of Walsingham, pray for us!

...and I have just read that the Cistercian nuns at Holy Cross Abbey in Whitland (in Wales) have decided not to host any more Come and See weekends until 2016 because three women have entered their novitiate already this year.

I don't know what's going on, but I like it.

[marigold]

I think I'm experiencing an attack of what VSers call holy envy

[lilgangstr]

they have a website now

https://www.sistersofmarymorningstar.org/