Benedictine Nuns-Le Barroux

The community of Benedictine nuns of Our Lady of the Annunciation is born 1979. Four young girls were gathered around Mother Elizabeth and, following Dom Gérard, wanted to also "experience the Churches tradition." After moving to different locations, they can turn to find common ground near the town of Le Barroux in 1983.
Today, the Community consists of more than 40 nuns.
After the first stage of work, installation, even though precarious, is possible in 1987. The monastery is recognized canonically by the Holy See in 1989 and erected into an abbey in 1992.
Mother Elizabeth receives Abbatial the blessing of the hands of Cardinal Mayer. As founder who later renounced this Charge , and in 2000, Mother Placide (of Polish origin) was then elected to succeed her. She carries out the end of construction, especially the Church, which was consecrated on 12 May 2005 by Cardinal Medina, who came as Special Envoy of Pope Benedict XVI.
The Nuns are served by Priest-Monks from the Abbey de St Madeleine., Le Barroux which is 30 kms away.Holy Mass is Celebrated in the Traditional "Extraordinary Form"
The nuns publish a quarterly newsletter, "La Font de Pertusa - Letter of Nuns." They develop Binderies of silk weaving and manufacturing confitures. Gregorian Chants CD,but mostly praising God, and perpetual intercession for His people, and the Salvation of Souls
Abbaye Notre-Dame de l'Annonciation
La Font de Pertus
84330 LE BARROUX
France
http://www.barroux.org/monial/monialpres.html
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