Id This Habit Please

[Kateri89]

 

What order is this?

[nikita92]

Where did you find this picture?

[Lumiere]

Here is where the photo is on Dreamstime, which is a photo service.

 

The title of the page is "Missionary nuns waiting inside the cathedral."

 

Underneath the photo it says "On Friday procession of holy week of the brotherhood of the passion of the gentleman, taken image the april 2, 2010 in Pamplona, Spain."

 

Here is the photo on the photographer's site. Perhaps someone who reads Spanish could glean some more clues. The photographer's site is here.

 

Perhaps I can find something else if I look a bit longer.

 

 

 

 

[ChristinaTherese]

Here is what I found (my translation is in red):

 

Descripción Description

Monjas misioneras esperando a salir en procesión de la Catedral de Pamplona. Missionary nuns waiting to leave in procession from the Cathedral of Pamplona.

Lugar Place

Comunidad de Navarra, Navarra, Pamplona/Iruña Community of Navarra, Navarra, Pamplona/Iruña

Tags Tags

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My translation of the tags may be off a bit. But the description and place are probably more helpful anyway.

 

Also, it looks like there's more than one order present. (Note the different lengths of veils and presence/absence of scapulars.)

 

[Lumiere]

There are the Hermanos de San Juan Diego. They seem to have sisters or nuns, as well and they have white scapulars, but I don't think these are the ones in the photo.

 

Yes I also think there are two different orders in the photo. I assumed the question was about the ones with white scapulars.

 

There are the Famiglia Mariana Le Cinque Pietre, but they seem to be Italian and I also don't think these are the ones in the other photo.

 

There are the Schola Veritas who are at least Spanish.

Edited May 26, 2013 by Lumiere

[dymphnamaria]

I found another photo of them.

 

 

 

[Lumiere]

Again, it looks like two different orders.

[Totally Franciscan]

My guess is that it is the same order, as the veil type is the same, but the short veils probably are novices.  There are several religious communities that have shorter veils for novices and/or junior professed as opposed to professed.  Unfortunately I have no idea which community this is.  Sorry.

[TheLordsSouljah]

My guess is that it is the same order, as the veil type is the same, but the short veils probably are novices.  There are several religious communities that have shorter veils for novices and/or junior professed as opposed to professed.  Unfortunately I have no idea which community this is.  Sorry.

but some of them have white scapulars... and others have a stiff veil... it's strange. But beautiful :)

[ChristinaTherese]

My guess is that it is the same order, as the veil type is the same, but the short veils probably are novices.  There are several religious communities that have shorter veils for novices and/or junior professed as opposed to professed.  Unfortunately I have no idea which community this is.  Sorry.

But the ones with shorter veils are the ones with scapulars. So, if they are the same order, it would have to be longer veils for novices.

 

I wouldn't be too surprised if this photo was from the same procession as the other, though, which would help explain why they're together in both pictures.

[dymphnamaria]

Are they not the Pilgrims of the Eucharist?

 

 

 

http://pilgrimsofeucharist.blogspot.com/

 

Edited May 26, 2013 by dymphnamaria

[Kateri89]

Are they not the Pilgrims of the Eucharist?

 

 

 

http://pilgrimsofeucharist.blogspot.com/

 

That certainly looks like the same order.  Thanks! I love this excerpt from their website: "All of our life of Liturgical Prayer is conducted before the exposed Blessed Sacrament"

[dymphnamaria]

Ok, those are the sisters of Pilgrims of Eucharist.