List Of Religious Orders

[EJames]

Plus, check here at NLM, he [u]only [/u]has Communities ( on sidebar left, halfway dwon)that only use Classic Roman Rite or are Reform of the Reform Oriented.
www.thenewliturgicalmovement.blogspot* dot com*

such as
[url="http://www.oratory-toronto.org/"]http://www.oratory-toronto.org/[/url]

and lest not forget Le Barroux Benedictines Abbey of St Marie Magdalene.(since i ee you have other French Communities)
Le Barroux uses the Full St Pius Vth (pre-1962 Missal usage) Rites and Monastic Office.

[url="http://www.barroux.org/"]http://www.barroux.org/[/url]

[url="http://www.photothequegaud.com/index.php?rep_cible=ABBAYES%20et%20PRIEURES/Benedictins/33-FRANCE/84-008%20-%20Le%20Barroux%20hommes/84-008%20-%20Le%20Barroux%20VIE%20%20MON"]http://www.photothequegaud.com/index.php?r...%20VIE%20%20MON[/url]
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for Ladies!!
and their Sister Nuns..down the road..
[url="http://www.barroux.org/monial/monialpres.html"]http://www.barroux.org/monial/monialpres.html[/url]

[url="http://abbaye.nda.internetologis.com/viedesmoniales.htlm.html"]http://abbaye.nda.internetologis.com/viede...iales.htlm.html[/url]

Edited July 5, 2007 by EJames

[Guest Kayla]

[quote name='Margaret Clare' post='1314223' date='Jul 5 2007, 03:44 PM']The only Carmel in union with Rome that has the Tridentine Mass is the Carmel of JMJ in Valparaiso, NE.[/quote]


One of my friends entered there about two weeks ago!!!!!

[Chiquitunga]

[quote name='Kayla' post='1314646' date='Jul 5 2007, 08:29 PM']One of my friends entered there about two weeks ago!!!!![/quote]
Cool! Sr. Kelly, right? There was a thread on her a couple weeks ago - [url="http://www.phatmass.com/phorum/index.php?showtopic=69409"]Kelly Enters Carmel[/url]

[my EVERYTHING!]

Fraternites monastiques de Jerusalem - they're French, though, and not in the U.S. There are two autonomous communities of men and women. Their site is here: [url="http://jerusalem.cef.fr/"]http://jerusalem.cef.fr/[/url]

[EJames]

[quote name='my EVERYTHING!' post='1315207' date='Jul 6 2007, 10:36 AM']Fraternites monastiques de Jerusalem - they're French, though, and not in the U.S. There are two autonomous communities of men and women. Their site is here: [url="http://jerusalem.cef.fr/"]http://jerusalem.cef.fr/[/url][/quote]
there english site is here, [url="http://www.sdssm.org/bienvenueEng.html"]http://www.sdssm.org/bienvenueEng.html[/url]
though they may not be 'Traditiona' , along the lines 'St Benedict' is looking for, his blog.
Pax

[franciscanheart]

[quote name='St. Benedict' post='1314308' date='Jul 5 2007, 05:47 PM']Could you please explain what you mean by "We like the modern stuff"? Does that include Extraordinary ministers, Communion in the Hand, lack of Latin, etc? Please explain...[/quote]
are you kidding me? you, dear child, are absolutely ridiculous. get OVER yourself!

[Starets]

I have been to these two monasteries, both of which I would say are traditional:
[url="http://www.stmarysmonastery.org"]St. Mary's Monastery, Petersham, MA[/url]
[url="http://www.christdesert.org"]Abbey of Christ in the Desert, Abiquiu, NM[/url]

[IrishSalesian]

[quote name='hugheyforlife' post='1315520' date='Jul 6 2007, 06:44 PM']are you kidding me? you, dear child, are absolutely ridiculous. get OVER yourself![/quote]

[Moneybags]

[quote name='hugheyforlife' post='1315520' date='Jul 6 2007, 05:44 PM']are you kidding me? you, dear child, are absolutely ridiculous. get OVER yourself![/quote]

That was rude and unnecessary.

[philosophette]

[quote name='St. Benedict' post='1315572' date='Jul 6 2007, 07:00 PM']That was rude and unnecessary. [/quote]


I think that you get this kind of reaction because you come off as pushing an agenda against the Novus Ordo and some of the liturgical practices that came out of Vatican II. Not everyone thinks that they are all bad - as you seem to - (although most of us would agree certain acts are not good). I hope that you can come to see that just because something is not "traditionalist" that does not mean it is not as good.

There are many religious orders that are fantastic and that do not have a specific interest in Latin or the Tridentine Mass. If you expand your horizons, St B, you might find that you do not get the abrasive reaction that you seem to spark in others. That does not mean that you have to give up your love for those things - simply respect that other people may not like it and that is OK.

[Lioness For Christ]

[quote name='St. Benedict' post='1315572' date='Jul 6 2007, 07:00 PM']That was rude and unnecessary. [/quote]


I agree it was very rude... I mean there are better ways to say things... But perhaps you didn't mean it in that context?

I do have to say though: Hurrah for Orthodox! (Though I do like Mass in English... I get lost in Latin sometimes!)

[Chiquitunga]

Hey, St. Benedict, I'm coming up with that organized list of Carmels - will post soon :j

In the meantime, The Fathers of Mercy in KY - [url="http://www.fathersofmercy.com/"]http://www.fathersofmercy.com/[/url]

[Moneybags]

Thanks I eagerly await the list. Thanks again. It is highly appreciated!

[franciscanheart]

[quote name='Lioness For Christ' post='1315635' date='Jul 6 2007, 06:58 PM']I do have to say though: Hurrah for Orthodox! (Though I do like Mass in English... I get lost in Latin sometimes!)[/quote]
There are orthodox Roman Catholics who attend the Novus Ordo, you know. Non-traditional (or less traditional) is not synonymous with unorthodox.

[Lioness For Christ]

[quote name='hugheyforlife' post='1315803' date='Jul 6 2007, 09:41 PM']There are orthodox Roman Catholics who attend the Novus Ordo, you know. Non-traditional (or less traditional) is not synonymous with unorthodox.[/quote]

Yes that is true.