MONASTER NAJŞWIȨTSZEJ DZIEWICY NA PUSTYNI
GRABOWIEC
(Diocèse de Gdańsk)
PL-84217 Szemud
POLOGNE
+48/(0)58 676 14 36
Telephone: from Tuesday through Saturday (except the major solemnities)
between 12h00 (12:00 PM) to 15h00 (3:00PM).
MASS:
Sundays at 9h00 (9:00 AM) — Mondays at 17h15 (5:15 PM) — Tuesday to Saturday at 7h45 (7:45 AM)
EXPOSITION OF ARTWORK:
Every day by request between 11h00 (11:00 AM) and 17h00 (5:00 PM), except Sundays
HOSPITALITY:
Closed during Advent, Lent, the Cenacle and the month of August
The first monastic sisters arrived in Grabowiec, in the north of Poland, on December 8th, 1998, welcomed by the benevolence of the metropolitan archbishop of Gdansk, Monseigeur Tadeusz Goclowski, in the midst of people who kept a living memory of the disciples of Saint Bruno who lived in Kartuzy until the 19th century. The monastery of the Très-Sainte-Viegre-au-Désert was constructed in poverty on a prairy bordered by a forest and surrounded by valleys and little lakes. In this land where the Virgin Mary is Queen, a fact to which John Paul II never ceased to bear witness, the community is composed primarily of Polish sisters who are living stones of this edifice and who manifest the Christian roots of this country.
✶ Retraite avec les moniales du monastère de Grabowiec en Pologne en 2024
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