Exclusive Photo-Essay ~ NUNS ~Victims of Sacred Heart of Jesus ~ “Secret Sisters” a.imagelink {color:#000000;} a:hover.imagelink {color:#000000;} a:visited.imagelink {color:#aed1f8;} a.imagelink img.saleimage { border: 2px solid #000000; } a:visited.imagelink img.saleimage { border: 2px solid #aed1f8; }
In this sale, we are offering the February 8, 1992 issue of “Telegraph Magazine”.
Its feature Color-Essay is “Secret Sisters: Inside One of the World’s Most Reclusive Orders” ~ the Victims of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
This 10-page article includes full page color photographs of the Nuns taken by Photographer Oliver Martel ~ one of the very few men ever to have seen the faces of these nuns.
In their Monastery in the south of France, this community of nuns works and prays in the most austere conditions.
Nothing has changed in their Monastery in over 150 years.
They have NO contact with the outside world. Even their families, who may visit twice year, have to face them through a double grille.
“We are here”, they say, “for God, alone.”
For the FIRST time in their history, they had allowed this photographer, with a writer, to visit their enclosed, cloister.
The color, full page photographs in this article are simply AMAZING!
Over 14 years have passed since these photographs were taken and they STILL are the ONLY pictures of the Victims of the Sacred Heart of Jesus existent!
The Institute was founded in 1838 by Madam Julie-Adèle of Gérin-Ricard (1793-1865), who become Prioress under the name of Mother Mary, Victim of Jesus Crucified.
Its particular charism is to unite with the Divine Savior in his victimhood and to imitate it in religion and charity.
The Community is dedicated to the Perpetual Adoration of Most Holy Sacrament. Their motto is Una cum Christo hostia, Cor Unum. The Sisters make vows of Poverty, Chastity, Obedience and enclosure.
Love is the mark of the Sisters, indicated by their title "Victims of the Sacred Heart", which indicates their vocation is totally founded upon Love.
The Community consists of one monastery in Marseille, and -- as of 2006 -- 20 Nuns and a few Novices. They celebrate the Traditional Latin Mass.
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