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The information and links on this page were taken from an extensive examination of the internet. St. Elizabeth's Council 8747 cannot guarantee the validity of these links but offer them for those who feel that they have a calling to either the priesthood, sisterhood, brotherhood, or religious life.
Please do
not hesitate to contact the Council
Webmaster if you know of a website that encourages vocations to the religious
life. Upon review of a recommended site's contents, we will gladly post the
appropiate links, logos, and introductory text (when available).
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Mike Dolan Phone: 610-527-3330
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Augustinians,
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Dominican
Nuns of the Monastery of St. JudeThe Dominican Monastery of St. Jude was established August 17, 1944 as the first interracial Monastery of contemplative nuns in the United States. Any young woman called to the cloistered life is considered for admission regardless of race or national origin. For more information, you may e-mail them at stjudemonastery@juno.com At the invitation of Archbishop Thomas J. Toolen and with the assistance of Father Harold Purcell, Mother Mary Dominic, O.P. and Mother Mary of the Child Jesus, O.P. came from the Monastery in Catonsville, MD to begin the work of cloistered, contemplative life here. |
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