CAPUCHIN POOR
CLARE SISTERS
DIOCESE OF PUEBLO
A COMMNUNITY OF CONTEMPLATIVE LIFE
AND ALL
PEACE
GOOD!
Who We Are
We are a contemplative community of religious sisters. We belong to the Franciscan family and profess the Rule of St. Clare: Living the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. We live in accordance to the spirituality and ideals that Venerable Maria Lorenza Longo had when she founded the Capuchin Sisters in Naples, Italy in 1535.
Leaving behind family, friends, and life in the world, we dedicate fully to serving God “preferring nothing to the love of Christ”, dedicated to meditating God’s word. Our priority is contemplative prayer and the Liturgy of the Hours.
We alternate the interior life with work and prayer in the Evangelical commitment to conversion of life in obedience, poverty and chastity.
Life of Prayer and Contemplation
Jesus became intimate with the Father by long hours in silent prayer. Francis and Clare, desiring the same intimacy with the Father, imitated Christ by living a life of contemplation. In this same way, we Capuchin Poor Clares let our hearts touch the heart of God.
About Us
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Our Order was founded in the 13th century by Saint Francis and Saint Clare in Assisi, Italy. Our community belongs to a group of Poor Clares called Capuchins, the name of a Reform which started in the 16th century in Naples, Italy in 1535, with the Venerable Maria Lorenza Longo, in order to return to the original ideals of the Rule of St. Clare.
Prayer
Life
Community
Life
The Work
We Do
— Following Christ with
Franciscan Spirituality —
On February 4, 2001, six sisters left the monastery of Amarillo, Texas, accepting the invitation of Bishop Emeritus Arthur N. Tafoya to establish a new community of Capuchin Poor Clares in the Diocese of Pueblo, Colorado. As contemplative nuns we live quietly a life of prayer inside the monastery, alternating work and communal life. Living in community and prayer, allows each sister to live their consecrated life with joy and enthusiasm.
Monastery of Our Heavenly Father
Ma. Lorenza Longo
Spirituality
Who we are
Annual Sale
With the help of benefactors and volunteers, we hold an annual fundraising sale in one of the churches of our Diocese.
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