Mother
Angelica
and the Poor Clare Nuns of
Perpetual
Adoration at Our Lady of the Angels Monastery Hanceville, Irondale
Shrine
of the Most Blessed
Sacrament Hanceville Irondale
"I know there is something very special here. The fruit of it, we don't know. But everyone who comes in is very aware of the Presence of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. May it be so as long as the world exists." Mother M. Angelica
Sacrament Hanceville Irondale
"I know there is something very special here. The fruit of it, we don't know. But everyone who comes in is very aware of the Presence of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. May it be so as long as the world exists." Mother M. Angelica
- Every nun has one scheduled hour of Eucharistic
adoration each day. In addition to this, she has nightly
adoration twice a week. The term
"free time" refers to the period each day when the nuns can spend
additional time in prayer, spiritual reading, exercise, and so
on. Apart from the hour of recreation in the evenings, the nuns
spend their days in silence (except when speaking is necessary for
work).
- O Divino Niño Jesus! - Hymns to Our Eucharistic King recorded by the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration. The CD was recorded in the presence of the Most Blessed Sacrament and is lovingly dedicated to the Divine Child Jesus, for whom our Reverent Mother M. Angelica has such a great devotion.
- Sample songs of the
angelic voices of the nuns
- Adoremus
In Aeternum - O
Divino Nino Jesus!
- O
Sacrament Most Holy Veni
Electa Mea
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In 1995, while traveling in South America to announce the beginning of EWTN’s 24-hour Spanish satellite programming, Mother Angelica visited the Sanctuary of the Divine Infant Jesus in Bogotá, Colombia. As she stood praying before the statue of the Child Jesus, He suddenly turned toward her and spoke these words: "Build Me a Temple, and I will help those who help you." Five years later, the Temple and new Monastery were completed. The Nuns moved to Hanceville on December 3, 1999, and the Temple was consecrated on December 19, 1999. Our Lady of the Angels Monastery was designated a Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament, offering spiritual activities to groups of pilgrims.
