The New Liturgical News website reports that 10 out of 12 nuns of All Saints Convent in Catonsville, Maryland, who are members of the All Saints Sisters of the Poor, an Anglican order which is part of the Episcopal Church, will be recieved into full communion with the Roman Catholic Church on September 3, 2009. Only two sisters have elected to remain Episcopalians.Tuesday, June 16, 2009
EPISCOPALIAN NUNS CONVERT
The New Liturgical News website reports that 10 out of 12 nuns of All Saints Convent in Catonsville, Maryland, who are members of the All Saints Sisters of the Poor, an Anglican order which is part of the Episcopal Church, will be recieved into full communion with the Roman Catholic Church on September 3, 2009. Only two sisters have elected to remain Episcopalians.
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Even though they might be a small order and they all might be older than 59, since they are traditional, and have fidelity toward the Church, they might be one of those orders that gets swarmed with new members soon.
ReplyDeleteSince all the untraditional orders since Vatican II are dying out, I look forward to their becoming Catholic.
They are a true blessing to us all!!!