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Sr. Jennifer was invested on November 1st. I think that she used to be on phatmass....i'm not sure though. Anyway, her new name is Sr. Maria Faustina of the Pierced Heart of Jesus! Beautiful!!!

There is only one picture so far.... [topic="0"]http://www.olamshrine.com/PhotoGallery.htm[/topic]

Just thought I'd share ^_^

Posted

Yaaaay!!! Great name!

Thanks for the update, sunny!

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[quote name='sunnysideup' post='1415522' date='Nov 7 2007, 01:43 AM']Sr. Jennifer was invested on November 1st. I think that she used to be on phatmass....i'm not sure though. Anyway, her new name is Sr. Maria Faustina of the Pierced Heart of Jesus! Beautiful!!!

There is only one picture so far.... [topic="0"]http://www.olamshrine.com/PhotoGallery.htm[/topic]

Just thought I'd share ^_^[/quote]
Thank you for sharing this lovely photo of Sr Maria Faustina with Mother Angelica..........she looks radiant .
Sister was known as "Zunshynn" on this phorum.

Ave Maria Totus Tuus
Posted

Wow, this is incredible! It seems like yesterday she was around the phorums, now she's invested with the PCPAs! God is so Good.

Lioness For Christ
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Hurrah! She looked so very happy and beautiful in her habit! :D

Posted

That is wonderful to hear! Thank you sunny! ^_^

Posted (edited)

[quote name='sunnysideup' post='1415522' date='Nov 7 2007, 01:43 AM']Sr. Jennifer was invested on November 1st. I think that she used to be on phatmass....i'm not sure though. Anyway, her new name is Sr. Maria Faustina of the Pierced Heart of Jesus! Beautiful!!!

There is only one picture so far.... [topic="0"]http://www.olamshrine.com/PhotoGallery.htm[/topic]

Just thought I'd share ^_^[/quote]
More pictures of Sr Maria Faustina's Investiture are now posted on:-

[url="http://www.olamshrine.com"]http://www.olamshrine.com[/url]

Edited by Jennirom
praying4carmel
Posted

She Looks Radiant! So Beautiful!

franciscanheart
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Your link didn't work for me.. but I used the second link and found it. Here it is:

[img]http://www.olamshrine.com/images/srjennifer.jpg[/img]

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[quote name='hugheyforlife' post='1420973' date='Nov 17 2007, 10:52 AM']Your link didn't work for me.. but I used the second link and found it. Here it is:

[img]http://www.olamshrine.com/images/srjennifer.jpg[/img][/quote]

If you go to photo gallery in the upper right hand corner, and then pick "2007 investments" under
"--select--" there are more pictures of her in her new habit. There are also pictures of Sr. Mary Veronica and Sr. Mary Cecilia. They all look so beautiful and full of joy! I have had the blessing of meeting all of them (one of my best friends is Sr. Cecilia sister) they are all wonderful, happy people and you can just see God's love radiating from them.

  • 1 year later...
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Hi everyone... Just wanted to post a little update that I left OLAM on Tuesday... :covereyes: I am at peace... amazingly! Thank you, Jesus! But, of course, I still am very, very sad. It's bittersweet I guess. I'm heartbroken, but I really believe that was what He wanted, and so... yeah... whatever He wants. Thank you for all your prayers the past... almost 3 years. And please keep praying for me. I'm really overwhelmed right now... Just by the change, and anxiety, etc.

Pax et Bonum!

the lords sheep
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[quote name='zunshynn' post='1888416' date='Jun 11 2009, 04:16 PM']Hi everyone... Just wanted to post a little update that I left OLAM on Tuesday... :covereyes: I am at peace... amazingly! Thank you, Jesus! But, of course, I still am very, very sad. It's bittersweet I guess. I'm heartbroken, but I really believe that was what He wanted, and so... yeah... whatever He wants. Thank you for all your prayers the past... almost 3 years. And please keep praying for me. I'm really overwhelmed right now... Just by the change, and anxiety, etc.

Pax et Bonum![/quote]


God bless you Zunshynn! I'm so sorry to hear that you're suffering and heartbroken, even though I understand sometimes this is the Lord's will. Thank you for letting us share in your journey.
You'll be in my prayers as you readjust to life "in the world"!

In Christ,
Lauren

Oh, yeah- Welcome back!

SponsaChristi
Posted (edited)

[quote name='zunshynn' post='1888416' date='Jun 11 2009, 05:16 PM']Hi everyone... Just wanted to post a little update that I left OLAM on Tuesday... :covereyes: I am at peace... amazingly! Thank you, Jesus! But, of course, I still am very, very sad. It's bittersweet I guess. I'm heartbroken, but I really believe that was what He wanted, and so... yeah... whatever He wants. Thank you for all your prayers the past... almost 3 years. And please keep praying for me. I'm really overwhelmed right now... Just by the change, and anxiety, etc.

Pax et Bonum![/quote]

O my! I´ll pray for you!
Peace, my dear sister in Christ, peace! :bigpray: :bigpray: :bigpray:
Welcome back!

Edited by SponsaChristi
puellapaschalis
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:kiss:

Welcome back :) Now please take CARE of yourself! Concentrate on getting through today, and He - with the prompting of the Pham prodding Him with incessant prayers - will deal with tomorrow.

And if I can be a bit selfish...it's great to see you here again :)
Marieteresa
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Hey missy, Its good to see you again....Please take care of yourself and take it one day at a time with God's help.

Posted

I remember you as well, and keep you in my thoughts and prayers. Take your time in getting readjusted to "civilian" life. And remember that your formation there was well spent, your life has been enriched and you are a better person for it. It may take you a while to recognize but you will eventually come to see the value of those 3 years. God bless!

TeresaBenedicta
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I heard a priest once say, in a vocations talk to young boys, that if any of them even had the inkling of a desire to go into seminary-- they should. His reasoning was that the formation they receive will make them into good, solid, faithfilled Catholic men. Even if they were to leave seminary, they would have learned and grown so much. He said that sometimes God calls men into seminary, just to call them out again. God will not be out done in generosity, He will bless these men who so generously gave them their lives.

I think the same applies for women. And God will not be out done in your generosity.

laetitia crucis
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[quote name='zunshynn' post='1888416' date='Jun 11 2009, 11:16 AM']Hi everyone... Just wanted to post a little update that I left OLAM on Tuesday... :covereyes: I am at peace... amazingly! Thank you, Jesus! But, of course, I still am very, very sad. It's bittersweet I guess. I'm heartbroken, but I really believe that was what He wanted, and so... yeah... whatever He wants. Thank you for all your prayers the past... almost 3 years. And please keep praying for me. I'm really overwhelmed right now... Just by the change, and anxiety, etc.

Pax et Bonum![/quote]

You will be in my prayers. :sign: To say the least, I definitely know how you feel. :console: I was with an order for three years and left this past November. If you ever need to talk or some solidarity, feel free to message me. :)

lc

Posted (edited)

So sorry to hear this and that you are suffering. I believe Sr. Allessandra also left, just before her investiture? How stressful for you both, but especially for you, after three years. I will keep you in my prayers (and you too, laeticia) I believe it is true that no part of your journey is wasted, and that God will bring to completion in you what he has begun, wherever that may lead.

Edited by DameAgnes
VeniteAdoremus
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[quote name='TeresaBenedicta' post='1888566' date='Jun 12 2009, 12:20 AM']I heard a priest once say, in a vocations talk to young boys, that if any of them even had the inkling of a desire to go into seminary-- they should. His reasoning was that the formation they receive will make them into good, solid, faithfilled Catholic men. Even if they were to leave seminary, they would have learned and grown so much. He said that sometimes God calls men into seminary, just to call them out again. God will not be out done in generosity, He will bless these men who so generously gave them their lives.

I think the same applies for women. And God will not be out done in your generosity.[/quote]

:yes: My dad said that if anyone ever came asking for my hand, he'd better be an ex-seminarian. :) And the Lord has done weirder things than asking a girl to enter a monastery for just a few years, and then following Him out again.

God bless you, zunshynn, you are very brave for sharing your feelings with us. :console:

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