The Mass and Ceremony program had a watercolor I made of the abbey long ago! I did not take photos during the mass, but it will be on the Abbey's website http://catholiccuisine.blogspot.com/2016/10/classic-polish-cucumber-salad-for-st.htmlsoon! |
Festive breakfast table |
Friends from another convent came and sang for her. The one standing up is Brazilian! |
Wit Mother Abbess and Fr. Rainer |
Sister Martina presented me with this beautiful garden rose, since our earthly mother is no longer with us. |
Mother Abbess invited us to walk the cloister gardens |
The Nuns' cemetery, in the words of the nun who guided us, is to be a place of beauty and also festive. |
There are many things that were done by a Sister Dorothea who lived in the 40s and 50s and was a wonderful artist |
More views of cemetery |
They hang laundry here |
Sister Martina's room is the dormer with tied curtains |
A garden shed St Joseph |
Looking up one of the ancient garden sheds |
A smiling Madonna in a garden shed |
Climbing |
This linden tree was planted in 1914 after the secularization of religious houses ended in Germany |
Parts of the medieval fortress city walls are inside the Abbey grounds |
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Windows |
I found this crucifix inside the tower--they housed many families during WWII and as an activity they taught them to make these--the artist sister Dorothea designed them. Mother let me bring it home! |
Bow and arrow anyone? |
The village below us |
Wow |
We also visited their Kindergarten |
Vegetables |
Beautiful |
1 comment:
Uau ! Meu Deus o que eu mais gostei foi a Nossa Senhora rindo com Jesus. Nossa !! Vou fazer um quadrinho pra mim.
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