Mother Angelica's Nuns: Apostolic Visitator Sent Them Home
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Father Maximilian Mary Dean, a former Franciscan of the Immaculate who is now chaplain to the Roman Rite Carmelites of Fairfield, Pennsylvania, spoke about this to LifeSiteNews.com (October 4).
The sisters welcomed the commissioner in 2010 after some internal conflicts.
The commissionar and Fr Dean met accidentally in 2014 and at that occasion she told him that all nuns with inclinations toward the Roman Mass were “sent home” after the Visitation, “They were fine women, but none of them had a vocation,” she added. For Dean this sounded “like a hiss from hell.”
Before the visitation, the monastery had about 45 nuns. Today they are 14.
In 2018, the nuns had to close down a foundations at San Antonio Bishop García-Siller's demand.
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