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no - the remaining Carmelite convents are enclosed and the nuns do not work outside of the convent itself
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What is the religion of a none?
There are Carmelite and Catholic nuns, both are Christian.
How many carmelite orders are there world wide?
Today there are 12,000 Carmelite nuns worldwide. But that is all I know of i am not sure about the monks.
What is the meaning of the word carmelite?
Carmelite refers to a member of the Roman Catholic religious order of friars or nuns founded on Mount Carmel in the 12th century. The order is known for its contemplative life and devotion to Mary, the Mother of Jesus.
Was Saint Teresa of Avila a member of a particular religious order?
Teresa was a member of the Carmelite order of nuns.
What has the author Alessandro Paolini written?
Alessandro Paolini has written: 'Perduta in Dio' -- subject(s): Biography, Carmelite Nuns
Why did St. Therese live in Carmel?
St. Therese of Lisieux did not live in Carmel. She lived in a Carmel, a convent of Carmelite nuns in Lisieux, France.
What is a daily routine for a nun?
Different nuns do different things. Some live in a convent, others do community work for the poor, and others run orphanages. They probably all pray daily for some amount of time. It is cool to help orphans, widows, and the poor. There are Carmelite nuns, Franscican nuns, and Catholic nuns.
What did medieval nuns teach?
nuns lived in convents which had everything they need so they didn't have to travel
Institutions run by nuns in Ireland?
runs the school
What has the author Antoine Braun written?
Antoine Braun has written: 'Une fleur du Carmel' -- subject(s): Carmelites, Carmelite Nuns, Catholic Church
Who was the patron saint of nuns?
The patron saints of nuns are: Ada Blessed Virgin Mary Brigid of Ireland Gertrude the Great Scholastica
Who is the saint that led the reform for her Carmelite order?
Saint Teresa of Avila is the saint who led the reform for her Carmelite order. She is known for her work in returning the Carmelite order to its original contemplative and austere roots, founding several new monasteries and writing extensively on prayer and spiritual growth.
