- the Minoresses, the
Franciscan Clarist Order, and the
Second Order of
Saint Francis, are
members of an
enclosed order of
nuns in the
Roman Catholic...
-
institutes of
nuns and
sisters (the
female equivalent of male
monks or friars), each with its own
charism or
special character. Traditionally,
nuns are members...
- as blue
nuns due to the
colour of
their habit Order of the Most Holy Annunciation, a
Roman Catholic religious order, also
known as Blue
Nuns This disambiguation...
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Magdalena de la Cruz (1487–1560) was a
Franciscan nun of Córdoba in Spain, who for many
years was
honored as a
living saint. However, St.
Ignatius Loyola...
- 1995) was an
Indian Catholic religious sister and
social worker in the
Franciscan Clarists who
worked in the
Diocese of Indore. Vattalil, a Syro-Malabar...
- list of
notable former Roman Catholic nuns and
religious sisters.
Gertrude Abbott –
Australian midwife and
former nun;
founder of St. Margaret's Hospital...
-
fellow nuns, she fell into
ecstasy and
remained in that
state for
several w****s.
Since she was
unable even to eat
during this period, the
other nuns sustained...
-
monks and
nuns are identical; additionally,
nuns wear a scarf,
called an apostolnik. The
habit is
bestowed in degrees, as the monk or
nun advances in...
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School for Girls. In 1950, it
became a
convent for
Franciscan nuns. In the 1970s, the
Franciscan nuns ran a home for
girls at the estate. In 1998, the property...
-
Ghedini (1770–1773). The
house is
still a monastery; a
community of
Franciscan nuns,
called Poor
Clares after S.
Clare their founder and
companion to S...
