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[quote name='passionheart' date='Oct 30 2005, 02:05 PM']I would give this information a shot: he Friars of the Primitive Observance, a reform of the Friars of the Renewal (Immaculate Conception Friary, 107 Rivet St., New Bedford, MA 02744, USA)

DM
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YAY- that's more than I could find. Hooray for an address!

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[quote name='Fiat_Voluntas_Tua' date='Mar 16 2005, 04:13 PM']Any really good Male Orders in the Kansas City / Missouri / (South Eastern) Nebraska area?
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Hello,

I was curious are looking for contemplative or active orders? As well, are you interested in the priesthood, brotherhood or monk???

Cheers,

DM

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The Mount Michael Benedictines are located in Schuyler, NE a little past Elkhorn.

They are AWESOME and run a great high school!

Laudate_Dominum
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[quote name='ofpheritup' date='Jul 8 2005, 07:48 PM']Does anyone know the address for the Franciscans of the Primitive Observance?
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I have the address for the friary in New Bedford some place.. I also should have the address for the hermitages in Vermont, but I'm not sure if they still kick it up there.
The problem is that this info is probably in a box at my old house.

You thinking of visiting?

Laudate_Dominum
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[quote name='passionheart' date='Oct 30 2005, 01:05 PM']I would give this information a shot: he Friars of the Primitive Observance, a reform of the Friars of the Renewal (Immaculate Conception Friary, 107 Rivet St., New Bedford, MA 02744, USA)

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yeah that's it. hehe :)

catholicflower
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If it interests you, THey also have a house in Emmitsburg, MD (they go to college/seminary at Mount St. Mary's) If you are interested in their address there, I can find out for you (visiting this weekend)

MC IMaGiNaZUN
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I think it is kind of funny how someone asks about CFR similar orders, and people put up all these other orders that are nothing like them.

I am not saying that those orders are bad, but maybe not appropriate to the topic?

As far as i know, CFR's focus on the poorest of the poor in the Bronx and around New York City. But if you want to find an order like that, maybe another Franciscan type of order i would recommend.

SHALOM

Laudate_Dominum
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[quote name='MC IMaGiNaZUN' date='Nov 1 2005, 12:22 AM']I think it is kind of funny how someone asks about CFR similar orders, and people put up all these other orders that are nothing like them.

I am not saying that those orders are bad, but maybe not appropriate to the topic?

As far as i know, CFR's focus on the poorest of the poor in the Bronx and around New York City.  But if you want to find an order like that, maybe another Franciscan type of order i would recommend.

SHALOM
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The FPO's are relatively similar. They were founded by CFR's and they are something like a more contemplative version of the CFR's with a stricter discipline regarding poverty. Although both orders might resent this statement.
I've spent time with both communities and the similarities are very strong.

Actually, I remember in my very first visit to the CFR's having a conversation with Fr. Bernard in which we discussed my impression of the order, I said how much I loved the life but shared my desire for a more contemplative life (not to say they are not contemplative, they are quite so), it was actually he who recommended me to he FPO's so I assume he would agree (though perhaps not vocally) that they could be thought of as CFR's with a more contemplative emphasis.

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[quote name='Laudate_Dominum' date='Oct 31 2005, 10:08 AM']You thinking of visiting?
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NOPE, I'M A GIRL. :blush:

I like learning about new orders. And their poverty appeals to me.
When I can I would like to send them a LITTLE money to help them.

Catholic flower would you get me that address? Thanks.

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Laudate_Dominum
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[quote name='ofpheritup' date='Nov 1 2005, 02:40 AM']NOPE, I'M A GIRL.   :blush:

I like learning about new orders. And their poverty appeals to me.
When I can I would like to send them a LITTLE money to help them.

Would the "Emmitsburg" visitor please try and get me an address?  Thanks.
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shoot, that's the second time I've done that in the past week or so.. :blush:

mi scusi :weep:

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[quote name='Laudate_Dominum' date='Nov 1 2005, 02:42 AM']shoot, that's the second time I've done that in the past week or so..  :blush:

mi scusi  :weep:
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WHAT ? Been a girl? SoKay. I catch myself doing it too. :shock:

Is there something about my name that is masculine? :idontknow:

Laudate_Dominum
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[quote name='ofpheritup' date='Nov 1 2005, 02:48 AM']WHAT ?  Been a  girl?  SoKay. I catch myself doing it too. :shock:
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Laudate_Dominum
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[quote name='ofpheritup' date='Nov 1 2005, 02:48 AM']Is there something about my name that is masculine? :idontknow:
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Not at all, the name is neutral. I'm just simple-minded and I tend to subconsciously associate the person with their avatar until I get to know then more. If you were a guy with a Mary avatar I'd subconsciously (or even consciously) assume you were female.
It shouldn't have to be that way, but I suppose its a limitation of my feeble psychology. :(

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[quote name='Laudate_Dominum' date='Nov 1 2005, 02:54 AM']
It shouldn't have to be that way, but I suppose its a limitation of my feeble psychology. :(
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HEY, just a "peach pickin" minute I LIKE YOUR PSYCHOLOGY. :saint:

Matter of fact I'd like to borrow it sometime. :drool:

Laudate_Dominum
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[quote name='ofpheritup' date='Nov 1 2005, 04:14 AM']HEY, just a "peach pickin" minute I LIKE YOUR PSYCHOLOGY. :saint:

Matter of fact I'd like to borrow it sometime.  :drool:
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:rolling:

catholicflower
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ofpheritup --absolutly. Just give me a couple of days since I wont be up there til Friday and wont have computer access until Sunday evening when I get home :)

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[quote name='catholicflower' date='Nov 1 2005, 07:13 PM']ofpheritup --absolutly. Just give me a couple of days since I wont be up there til Friday and wont have computer access until Sunday evening when I get home  :)
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That's cool I can wait. My only concern right now is that you go and have a nice time. You'll get to me when you can.

catholicflower
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Thanks :-) I plan on spending all saturday up at the National Grotto of Lourdes (the oldest in America 200+ years old) It is going to be great!

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[quote name='catholicflower' date='Nov 1 2005, 07:46 PM']Thanks :-) I plan on spending all saturday up at the National Grotto of Lourdes (the oldest in America 200+ years old) It is going to be great!
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I know. I used to live in Forestville MD.
I went for a day...I "mumbled" on the way home. :o
I would loved to have been able to spend more time.
Get some holy water. Try to see Mother Seton's place.

catholicflower
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I probably know ever inch of the place. I went to college at the Mount. It is my second home :-) Ill say a prayer for you at the grotto (and all those of Phatmass )

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