The Devotion toThe Holy Eucharist- Is the Queen -Of all Devotions."
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"What is Your Apostolate?" To unite with, Our Lady of Reparation, who continually offers reparation to the Eucharistic Heart of Jesus for the crimes of mankind, and who at the same time, begs for the well-being of mankind which justly deserves the chastisements of Almighty God. Our community utilizes the following means to accomplish this two-fold aim:
"Why don't you teach?" Though we do not teach directly, we unite with the good works that active congregations employ by supporting their various apostolates through prayer, appreciation, and recognition of the sacrifices that their vocations entail. Contrary to general notion, congregations of religious sisters do not exist wholly distinct from one another. Each religious institute is but a member of a larger body, each doing it's own part to benefit the others. "And the eye cannot say to the hand: I need not thy help; nor again the head to the feet: I have no need of you." Though there is a great need for Catholic teachers and schools, there is, likewise, a great need for contemplative religious and monastic institutions which are specially dedicated to prayer, penance, and reparation. "What vows do you make?" We make simple vows of obedience, stability, and conversion of morals as per the directives of St. Benedict. "How long does a sister have before making final vows?" The following steps require at least five and-a-half years to complete:
"What is the symbolism of the blue habit?" The blue habit and scapular are a testimony of Our Lady's protection and patronage. The blue habit reminds each Sister that her ultimate goal is to unite with Mary Immaculate by striving to imitate her virtues and by sharing in her perfect love of God. It also encourages others to recall the invisible action of Our Lady's grace in the course of their own lives. |
"What is the history of your community?"
Our community is currently one of the youngest religious institutes to be founded within the traditional Catholic movement, not including those outside the USA. The community was founded in 2014 with the intention of offering reparation to the Eucharistic Heart of Jesus for the innumerable crimes of mankind, but more especially for the faults and failings of Catholic Priests and Religious.
"What is in your future?"
Ultimately, we would like to more firmly establish our community in a proper monastic setting; a place where a permanent chapel can be arranged and land can be obtained for generating a sufficient livelihood. Our goal is to build or buy a small house with property that can serve as the basis of our monastery, especially since we are currently faced with renting. Vocations are much more likely to flourish in a settled atmosphere where stability and security are apparent.
"What does "DNR" stand for after your name?" D.N.R stands for "Dominae Nostrae Reparationis"; Latin for Our Lady of Reparation. Members of Religious Institutes generally utilize Latin acronyms at the end of their name to signify which religious congregation they belong to.
Our community is currently one of the youngest religious institutes to be founded within the traditional Catholic movement, not including those outside the USA. The community was founded in 2014 with the intention of offering reparation to the Eucharistic Heart of Jesus for the innumerable crimes of mankind, but more especially for the faults and failings of Catholic Priests and Religious.
"What is in your future?"
Ultimately, we would like to more firmly establish our community in a proper monastic setting; a place where a permanent chapel can be arranged and land can be obtained for generating a sufficient livelihood. Our goal is to build or buy a small house with property that can serve as the basis of our monastery, especially since we are currently faced with renting. Vocations are much more likely to flourish in a settled atmosphere where stability and security are apparent.
"What does "DNR" stand for after your name?" D.N.R stands for "Dominae Nostrae Reparationis"; Latin for Our Lady of Reparation. Members of Religious Institutes generally utilize Latin acronyms at the end of their name to signify which religious congregation they belong to.