Amidst the Mystery ~chant from the desert. The worldwide Communities counts around 500 Members.(Primarily French speaking) 28 Monasteries of Monastic Sisters in France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, -USA-(NY …More
Amidst the Mystery ~chant from the desert.
The worldwide Communities counts around 500 Members.(Primarily French speaking) 28 Monasteries of Monastic Sisters in France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, -USA-(NY state),Quebec- Canada, Austria, Egypt,Israel, Cyprus,Poland, Lithuania, Portugal, -Chile, -Argentina-, and soon in Algeria.
some chants from the- 'Monastic SISTERS of Bethlehem and the Assumption and St. Bruno- (Israel/France) ,,CD of all music available from any of the addresses at the end of the video...
The Community take on the local Liturgical and local language of the country where they dwell. while Hebrew/Arabic/Greek/French/Latin, are also regularly part of their chants. FAMILLE MONASTIQUE DE BETHLEEM, DE L'ASSOMPTION DE LA VIERGE ET DE SAINT BRUNO The 'Monastic Family of Bethlehem and the Assumption of the Virgin Mary' took birth in 1950, following the promulgation of the Dogma of the Assumption of the Virgin.a Community in communion the Apostolic See of Rome. The Sisters were …More
The worldwide Communities counts around 500 Members.(Primarily French speaking) 28 Monasteries of Monastic Sisters in France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, -USA-(NY state),Quebec- Canada, Austria, Egypt,Israel, Cyprus,Poland, Lithuania, Portugal, -Chile, -Argentina-, and soon in Algeria.
some chants from the- 'Monastic SISTERS of Bethlehem and the Assumption and St. Bruno- (Israel/France) ,,CD of all music available from any of the addresses at the end of the video...
The Community take on the local Liturgical and local language of the country where they dwell. while Hebrew/Arabic/Greek/French/Latin, are also regularly part of their chants. FAMILLE MONASTIQUE DE BETHLEEM, DE L'ASSOMPTION DE LA VIERGE ET DE SAINT BRUNO The 'Monastic Family of Bethlehem and the Assumption of the Virgin Mary' took birth in 1950, following the promulgation of the Dogma of the Assumption of the Virgin.a Community in communion the Apostolic See of Rome. The Sisters were …More
Hi, I am glad you have not deleted it! I too, am a religious hermit, and I find it spiritually wonderful to see others living the life I do. I live my eremitical life alone, and in a city of all places. I would very much like to live secluded but am where God has placed me and where the Archdiocese wants me. There are no other hermits in my city. No hermit I can ask questions of etc. I am a new …More
Hi, I am glad you have not deleted it! I too, am a religious hermit, and I find it spiritually wonderful to see others living the life I do. I live my eremitical life alone, and in a city of all places. I would very much like to live secluded but am where God has placed me and where the Archdiocese wants me. There are no other hermits in my city. No hermit I can ask questions of etc. I am a new hermit, so perhaps you may understand why, but am at least blessed in having a wonderful spiritual director who is also thinking one day of becoming a hermit too. I am not even dressed in religious clothing, as again I am not permitted, so I walk amongst people and no one knows that I am a hermit. Though I wish I were dressed as a religious, not being so has the advantage of being able to see and hear things one would not if one were dressed as a hermit and pray for many souls as I drive to Mass each day. I am, in a strange way, hidden too. I admire my brother and sister hermits above. May our Lord bless them. Perhaps in time, you may delete it. But for now, it has made this hermit happy.
Sr. C. R
Sr. C. R