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May the Lord always be, with you and may you always be with Him. Amen.” ( Saint Clare). Our Mission. We are to live the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ

Poor Clares of Chicago

The Chicago Poor Clares are a community of Franciscan religious sisters in Palos Park, Illinois.

Poor Clares of Joliet, Minooka, IL

Poor Clare Colettine Nuns. Annunciation Monastery in Minooka, IL. Schedule Location About Us Poor Clares Vocations Newsletter Gift Items

Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration - Canton, OH

Enclosed contemplative community of women. Site provides this religious order's mission, history and tradition, and daily schedule. Includes a photo album and contact info.

Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration - St. Joseph Adoration

The Poor Clares who live and worship in Portsmouth, Ohio. Charisma, history and vocational information available.

Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration of Our Lady

Home Page of the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration of Our Lady of Solitude Monastery in the Diocese of Phoenix Arizona, Cloistered Contemplative Nuns.

Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration Washington DC

Our Precious Gift · Our Franciscan Way · Our Life of Eucharistic Adoration · Our Contemplative Calling · Our Life in Community · Daily Schedule

Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration, Cleveland, OH

The form of life St. Francis established for St. Clare and the Poor Sisters was to observe the holy Gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ by living in obedience

Poor Clares,Memphis,TN

We are a community of Catholic women who have chosen to embrace the way of life proposed by a young Italian girl in Assisi over 800 years ago.

Saint Clare Sisters, Saginaw MI

Franciscan Poor Clare Nuns of Saginaw, Michigan, a community of contemplative women. Visit our gift shop for Fragrant Anointing Oil, memorial prayer cards, Christmas cards, sympathy cards, certificates for sacraments, and weaving."

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