Comienzo de un nuevo trienio

A inicio de julio de 2020 la comunidad del Monasterio Santa Verónica Giuliani, en Wilmington, DE, se reunió para elegir a la nueva abadesa y a otras dos hermanas para animar la vida del monasterio por los siguientes tres años. El hermano Remo Di Salvatore, OFMCap, Ministro provincial de los capuchinos de la Provincia de Nuew Jersey y Ordinario del Monasterio, presidió y confirmó la elección.

Sr. Maria del Carmen Quiroz, Sr. María de la Luz Solorio (Abadesa) y Sr. Clara Cuevas

Las hermanas continúan su apotolado de la oración pidiendo por el bien del pueblo americano, en especial por todos los que se acercan a ellas para poner en sus manos alguna intención especial. Que el buen Dios les anime y haga despertar en otras jóvenes el deseo de servir al Seño como lo hizo nuestra Madre Clara de Asís.

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