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RoseOfGuadalupe
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Earlier last month I visited the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist. Sr. Joseph Andrew said I should look into charismatic communities. Do any of you know of any good charismatic communities. 

DominicanHeart
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I think the Franciscan Sisters TOR of Penance of the Sorrowful Mother are. Correct me if I'm wrong.

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There are two main charismatic communities: the TORs as Dominican Heart suggested, and the Disciples of Our Lord Jesus Christ in Texas. There is a new religious order starting in OKC called the Gospel Life Dwelling (started by a Little Sister of the Poor, similar charism to care for the sick and elderly) that is seeking to integrate traditional liturgies with openness to the gifts of the spirit.  There are probably smaller charismatic communities in the US but none that are growing like the TORs and Disciples. 

RoseOfGuadalupe
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What about the Daughters of Mary, Mother of Healing Love

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Maybe it would help if you described what kind of charismatic spirituality you are interested in: praise and worship music, praying in tongues/gifts of prophecy, extemporaneous prayer?

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1 hour ago, Pia Jesu said:

Residing near the DSMME's (Ann Arbor, MI) are the Servants of God's Love!

http://www.servantsofgodslove.net

Oh yes I can't believe I forgot them.  I contacted their vocation director, she was wonderful.  They seem like a great community. 

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Also you may check the Brides of the Victorious Lamb, https://www.bridesofthevictoriouslamb.com/ . Anyway, what happened to them, are they still existing or receiving vocations? Last time  I heard they are studying theology in Christendom.
 

RoseOfGuadalupe
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5 hours ago, Thijs said:

Also you may check the Brides of the Victorious Lamb, https://www.bridesofthevictoriouslamb.com/ . Anyway, what happened to them, are they still existing or receiving vocations? Last time  I heard they are studying theology in Christendom.
 

They look pretty cool

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On 12/4/2015, 10:43:05, marigold said:

CFRs?

Not really so much in their regular liturgy of the hours and mass.  But yes for some of the other prayer times like Catholic Underground or the Handmaids prayer group.  I would say they are much more so than some other communities though, it wouldn't seem out of place to see a hand in the air during adoration even though they regularly use Latin mass parts and chant.  It's a mix.

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