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Carmelite monastery in Lafayette, Louisiana
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The Monastery of Mary, Mother of Grace, is a convent maintained by the Discalced Carmelites of the Roman Catholic Church. Founded in 1936 by the New Orleans Carmel, the monastery is located in Lafayette, Louisiana within the Diocese of Lafayette.

Description

The monastery covers 11 acres (45,000 m) that include an organic garden, fruit trees, and a variety of plants and shrubs that contribute to the monastery's peaceful and meditative environment.

Daily ritual

Nuns at Mary, Mother of Grace, pray several times each day, and attend Mass daily. They observe strict silence except at certain times, such as during Mass, when the nuns sing hymns. When they are not praying, the nuns share work duties, from gardening to cleaning to answering correspondence from around the globe. The nuns do not leave the monastery except for special reasons.

References

  1. "Homepage | Discalced Carmelite Nuns of Lafayette, Louisiana". lafayettecarmelites.org/. Retrieved March 31, 2024.
Roman Catholic Diocese of Lafayette in Louisiana
Ordinaries
Bishops
Jules Benjamin Jeanmard
Maurice Schexnayder
Gerard Louis Frey
Harry Joseph Flynn
Edward Joseph O'Donnell
Charles Michael Jarrell
J. Douglas Deshotel
Priests who became bishops
Glen Provost
Churches
Cathedral
St. John's Cathedral, Lafayette
Monastery
Monastery of Mary, Mother of Grace, Lafayette
Education
High schools
Academy of the Sacred Heart, Grand Coteau
Catholic High School, New Iberia
Hanson Memorial High School, Franklin
Notre Dame High School, Crowley
Opelousas Catholic School, Opelousas
Sacred Heart High School, Ville Platte
St. Edmund High School, Eunice
Holy Rosary Institute, Lafayette
St. Thomas More Catholic High School, Lafayette
Teurlings Catholic High School, Lafayette
Vermilion Catholic High School, Abbeville
Independent school
John Paul The Great Academy
Former
Holy Ghost High School
St. Charles College, Grand Coteau
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