Benedictines Women's Orders Orders Catholicism

• Sisters of the Good Samaritan of the Order of St. Benedict - Australian Order of the Benedictine Rule.
• Olivetan Benedictine Sisters Holy Angels Convent - Jonesboro, Arkansas - A monastic order of Olivetan Benedicine Sisters. Includes women\'s orders history benedictines and information about admission to the order.
• Benedictines of Mary, Queen of the Apostles - Oblates of Mary, Queen of the Apostles, a orders new Traditional benedictines Latin Congregation that was founded in orders Pennsylvania, but has recently benedictines moved to the diocese orders of Lincoln, Nebraska.
• The Benedictines of Saint Lioba - in Denmark - About the order and St. Lioba. Also available in orders Danish and German. Information about their charisma, history, work and orders presence in the world.
• Hermitage of the Advent - Scituate, Massachusetts - A small pre-canonical Community of women following the benedictines Benedictine spirituality benedictines and Orders.
• Holy Trinity Monastery, East Hendred - Benedictine nuns of diocesan right, Oxfordshire. Includes information orders on their charism, press and work for the orders visually impaired.
• Congregation of the Benedictines of Jesus Crucified - Congregation specializing in vocations for women with disabilities and or women's orders frail health. location, history and charism information available.
• Kloster Nonnberg - Salzburg, Austria - Founded c. 700, this is one of the women\'s orders oldest benedictines continually inhabited convents in the world. Mainly women\'s orders tourism information benedictines available.
• Regina Laudis Abbey - Bethlehem, Connecticut - The Abbey of Regina Laudis was founded in 1947 from the Abbey of Notre Dame de Jouarre in France.
• Abbaye Sainte Marie de Maumont - A monastery of Benedicine nuns, located between Angoulême orders and Bordeaux in southwest France. The guest house orders is open throughout the year to groups, families orders and individuals who wish to come for prayer, orders retrat, rest or vacation and enjoy the countryside.
• Grace and Compassion Benedictines - A congregation started in the UK in the 1950\\'s. Active orders with elderly homes in the United Kingdom and also active orders for elderly people in India, Sri Lanka, Uganda and Kenya.
• Mount Caritas Monastery Retreat - Mount Caritas Monastery and Retreat is nestled in orders the small benedictines town of Ashford, Connecticut on 37 orders acres of land. benedictines The monastery is run orders by Benedictine Nuns. The benedictines retreat has orders six guest rooms and is open to the benedictines orders public. Mount Caritas accepts inquiries from inte
• Benedictines of Priscilla - Rome, Italy - Benedictines of Priscilla have a monastery over the women\'s orders main benedictines entrance to the Catacombs of Priscilla. Among women\'s orders other things benedictines they give guided tours, do archaeological women\'s orders photographic work, make benedictines vestments and run a retreat women's orders house.
• Tyburn Convent - London, UK - Benedictine convent, part of the Sacred Heart Congregation. benedictines Includes orders information on their charisma, history and benedictines current presences in the orders world.
• St. Cecilia's Abbey - Isle of Wight, UK - A cloistered Benedictine Abbey which is aggregated to the Solesmes benedictines Congregation. Shockwave needed to see many of the graphics.
• Benedictine Sisters of St. Alban - Primarily work with the young and do missionary benedictines work in benedictines Africa. Includes daily schedule, entrance requirements benedictines and charism.
• Our Lady Of The Rock Monastery - Shaw Island, Washington - Our Lady of the Rock Monastery is a Benedictine monastery of women located in the heart of the beautiful San Juan Islands of Washington state. Information on their lives work and history available.
• St. Benedict Center - Still River, Massachusetts - Brothers and Sisters, Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Traditionalist religious orders with chapel.

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