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Shijo_Thomas
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Why women are not intested to religious life at present?
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bpbasilphx
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Once I read a letter in the National Catholic Reporter of all places answering this question. “What’s the sense in going through the novitiate and taking vows if you’re just going to live like a secular? You might as well BE a secular.”
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kage_ar
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There are vibrant and growing communities of women religious…
Look at the Nashville Dominicans
nashvilledominican.org/Main.htm
Mother Angelica’s Nuns are thriving and starting new communities
olamshrine.com/Nuns.html
The Missionaries of Charity are all over the world with young women
cmswr.org/member_communities/MC.htm
There is a new order starting in St. Louis for women religious.
Guess there are some women interested
Look at the Nashville Dominicans
nashvilledominican.org/Main.htm
Mother Angelica’s Nuns are thriving and starting new communities
olamshrine.com/Nuns.html
The Missionaries of Charity are all over the world with young women
cmswr.org/member_communities/MC.htm
There is a new order starting in St. Louis for women religious.
Guess there are some women interested
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turtle18
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It’s probably because you don’t see religious sisters take an active role in the Church anymore. No one is aware of what they do; even if you do have religious sisters they look like lay people & you can’t tell that they belong to any order.
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Deacon_Ed_B
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After reading the reply of post # 2, I guess we now know why reading the National Catholic Reporter, is not such a good idea. Believe me, it will lead you to error. I would suggest the National Catholic Register as a highly preferred alternative, that if strictly orthodox and conservative.
Deacon Ed B
Deacon Ed B
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