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St Mary's Abbey, Glencairn is the only Cistercian monastery for women in Ireland. Our monastery is located in the Blackwater Valley, about 3 miles upstream from Lismore, County Waterford.
At the heart of the monastic life is the search for God; here at Glencairn, we seek God and follow Christ in a life of prayer and community, solitude and simplicity, work and hospitality.
We follow the Rule of St Benedict, an ancient source of monastic wisdom that continues to guide many people in search of an authentic spiritual path in today's world.
At the heart of the monastic life is the search for God; here at Glencairn, we seek God and follow Christ in a life of prayer and community, solitude and simplicity, work and hospitality.
We follow the Rule of St Benedict, an ancient source of monastic wisdom that continues to guide many people in search of an authentic spiritual path in today's world.
SCHOOL OF LOVE - RTE - Would You Believe
The Cistercian Sisters of St Mary's Abbey, Glencairn, Co Waterford, in Ireland live an austere life based on the Rule of St Benedict, which has barely changed in over 1000 years. Rooted in community, work, prayer and silence, some may see it as a retreat from the world, but the nuns themselves believe this is the best contribution they can make to that world, and the best way for them to get close to God. Over the course of a year, they gave RTÉ's religious documentary series Would You Believe? unique access to film their way of life. This is the resulting film.
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Glencairn Abbey - Living Streams
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A history of Glencairn Abbey, Co. Waterford, Ireland
Glencairn Abbey - Irish Times Photo Slideshow
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From the Irish Times online edition. Photos by Bryan O' Brien of life at St Mary's Abbey, Glencairn, Co. Waterford, Ireland
Glencairn Abbey (PBS Special Segment)
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An investigation by U.S. television producer Phil O'Connor into the decline of the Irish Church brought him, together with the Religion and Ethics team and camera crew to Ireland in late May of this year where they made a further television feature on contemporary monastic life as lived here at St Mary's Abbey. Originally broadcast in the U.S. Sunday a.m. 24 July 2011on PBS television on Religi...
Dear Sisters, I will be writing you a letter in the next day or two, or over the next few days I should say. I hope you are still getting these texts messages after the years have past since this video came out..Anywho, I’m desperately needing your prayers but will explain in letter. I’m desperate to understand, to know more and to have God so closely surrounding my life in all ways. My struggles I think is a battle, a battle I will win for sure, it I need help! Again I will explain more. I’m 63 yrs old and have never wanted God in my life more..Thank you all, THANK YOU!
Ask many Irish girls who encountered nuns either through education or enforced labour in laundries and they won't have such a rosy eyed view. Many young women were forced into the convents by their religious mad parents under the guise of a 'vocation' and in reality had no business being around young children or the vulnerable in society.
Sometimes i wish i had chosen a life of god in a monastry ..im 66yrs old now and still wld have thoughts of going to africa or a poor country and help people.. ive lived a fairly traumatic childhood and in adulthood i married ( too young and had to marry) the marriage ended after 32yrs ..howener in that time i had 4 daughters beautiful well balanced good girls .. all 4 of them married now. My youngest girl just married 2 months ago. I have 8 grandchildren now and even 1 great grandchild , my eldest daughter is a grandmother .. i do love god but im not very self disciplined with it ..mayb thats why i yearn to know and love him more .. yous have a beautiful life even in your surroundings , so spiritual. I dee its also hard work , very much team work. God bless you all and remember me in your prayers just that in my life i get as close to god as you are. God bless you all
I love this documentary, the hymn at the beginning and the beautiful sisters. Thank you. May God bless you always
This is 2024, ten years later. I am very much moved seeing this.
Would love a follow-up to this
An honest and beautiful documentary to attract those with a heart and will to be one with God.
Please pray for me sisters
I am now sixty-one. My greatest regret to this day is not entering the convent (Cistercian) at which I was a postulant. Dear who ever may read this, if you have a calling follow it. Thank you all religious for being faithful. Please pray for me.
I needed to read this......🥺Please pray for me....that I may God with complete confidence and trust in God
@@ngatholinahnjeri Dear thank you for asking me if I will pray for you, of course. May God lead you hold you in his hands.
@@wrenlittle8826 thank you so much 🙏
WTF
Of course….I too shall pray for you. Bless you…All is well🙏
I think St. Bernard would be very happy with this Abbey. I am sure God is happy.
Are there any monasteries in Ireland where only Irish is spoken?
Not pee. CLEAN PEE. By the boatload -Ey Peter😂
I thought for concern. Why do I persist? Because God knows your heart and gives me directive and I folllow. Never to our peril. That's the point. We don't have to perish
Remembered his name too. Always was asking about Him. Silly me
You asked me where my husband at? Standing in the Sanctuary. You know
Please pray for my partner and myself that we get drug free thank you forgive are sins aman❤
Great film and beautiful sisters. Their lives praise God. But modern church interior very discouraging and disappointing. After I entered the church I knew I wouldn't be back to this place.
WHAT MASS sister participate at? TRIDENTINE or Novus Ordo?
Notice the locations of the altar and you will know...
I 've been to Glencairn: now in Australia.May God bless you all and increase OUR FAITH.
Thanks for such an inspirational documentary... and a special thanks to all the good Sisters who are praying for us all ❤
Thoughts are energy, prayers are energy. Prayers of love spread much needed energy ogf love into the world,
What a wonderful and perfect way of putting it. Everyone need more love in their life
They look so intelligent.
Rule of St Benedict Ch 7 Humility 62. (Of the monk), Whether he sits, walks or stands, his head must be bowed and his eyes cast down.
I have tears to see the sister in the coffin. RIP sister. ❤❤❤❤❤
If it hasn’t changed, wouldn’t there be more Latin?
What an inspirational story as a 84 yr. Meath resident. Thanks so much.
Love and Blessings Dear Sisters❤
thanks, a short prayer of thanks God for the meal.
Praise God & much respect to you sisters for the life you live. The world needs more sisters like you so it will be a better place to exist
where is this? and what country?
Ireland
Kool
Why can’t you go back?
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Do you take Anchorite nuns.?? I'm trying to re-enter into Community Life. I follow the rule of St. Benedict
So touched by this life It is a blessing, to watch, share, feeling our One Heart. I bow to that 🧎♀️🕯🕊🌹🙏
Amen🙏🏻❤️
I love the Irish accent, my ancestors are from County Sligo
My name is Treasa Veigas. I would love to be a part of this Community. I am a retired Educationist. I live in India.
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How utterly beautiful. I wonder if they would take someone who has lived a sinful life😢
The peace and solitude of cloistered life certainly has an appeal. Remaining in one place and not being able to attend occasions outside the convent would be tough though.
I really admire the resilience of this ordinary women who have devoted their lives to praying for this suffering and sinful world
Beautiful and brave sister. Resilient indeed. This documentary moves my heart ❤thank you for it.
I think it is a real shame that orders do not except older people. We have survived the world somehow. Now we want to give our lives fully to Jesus and we come with our own medical our own retirement, so we would not be a burden financially, and could be a much needed prayer warrior for this difficult world we live in today. 65-year-old people are not too old to pray or to work, or to give to religious order. I pray the rules change so others will have an opportunity to give their lives to Jesus.
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If only I could find such faith. Very genuine good people
I was taught 8 years, age 5 through 11 at an elementary school in Louisiana,USA, taught by Irish NUNS. The most amazing educated and spiritually wise women I ever knew. I thought the whole world would be so educated, speak English in this perfect manner, and I have weathered the storms and temptations of Satan and his minions and have survived until today, my 77TH birthday, and love GOD EVER MORE. I only sometimes wish I’d stayed in the monastery later in life, but three years was a great gift in my life.
Matthew 6:5-6 'And when you pray, do not be like the hypocrites, for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and on the street corners to be seen by others. Truly, I tell you, they have received their reward in full. But when you pray, go into your room, close the door and pray to your Father, Who is unseen.'
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