Notre Dame de la Plaine

      

name

Notre Dame de la Plaine

mother house of

 

 

Bernardine Cistercians of Esquermes (The Monasteries of the Bernardines of Esquermes are not autonomous and have a system of central government, based at the Mother House)

founded in

1948

inhabited by

nuns

founded by

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Bernardines of Esquermes were founded in Esquermes, a suburb of Lille in 1827.Cistercian Abbeys which were dissolved in the French Revolution  (1789):

   Notre Dame d’Annay  (f. 1196)

   Notre Dame de la Woestine (f. 1217)

   Notre Dame des Près, Douai, (f. 1221)

Historical and political reasons caused the Mother House to be transferred several times. Before La Plaine, the Mother House was at Armentières, France.

daughter abbeys

 

 

 

 

 

 

Monastère Stella Maris, Mikkabi Japon

Monastère Notre Dame du Lac, Goma, RDC 

Monastère Notre Dame des Petites  Roches    (St Bernard du Touvet, France)              

Monastery of Our Lady of Hyning, Carnforth, UK

Monastère Notre Dame de Bafor, Diebougou, Burkina Faso

Monast. of Our Lady and St Bernard, Brownshill, UK

inhabited by

nuns

affiliated to

Ordo monialium Cist. Bernardinarum de Esquermes

to visit

address

 

 

 

Monastère Notre Dame de la Plaine

287, Avenue de Lattre de Tassigny

59350 St André

France

phone

[+33] (0)3 20 51 76 20

fax

[+33] (0)3 20 42 26 70

email

 

 

 

 

 

sistermaryhelen@bernardine.org  

(Prioress General)

stmbernardine@yahoo.frstmbernardine@yahoo.fr   

(Local Prioress)                      

smndavoine@msn.com (Guest house)

nd.la.plaine@wanadoo.frnd.la.plaine@wanadoo.fr  (Community)

internet

www.bernardine.org/laplainee.html