http://www.sistersofstclare.ie/History.htm WebMar 14, 2005 · A small religious community was founded in 1212 in San Damiano in Italy (incidentally, not so long after Newry in far-off Ireland was founded by a charter [1157] of High King, Maurice McLoughlin) by Saint Clare and Saint Francis of Assisi. The Order first arrived in Ireland in 1629 and it has worked and thrived here ever since.

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WebTragically on 23 February 1943 thirty-five children and a woman carer died in a fire at the orphanage. St. Clare’s Chapel, though almost hidden from view, is a fine gothic-style buiding with cut-stone walls and stained-glass windows. In 1981 the Poor Clare Community sold the convent and the chapel was given to the diocese of Kilmore. WebSix convents founded from Newry - Newry, Cavan, Keady, Ballyjamesduff, Mayobridge and Porthcawl - amalgamated into one Religious Congregation - a unique Congregation within … la quinta roanoke salem va

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WebSt. Clare's Convent, Newry Click here to see video of Newry In 1829, at the time when Catholic Emancipation became a reality in Ireland, the sisters were invited to open a convent in Newry, Northern Ireland. This was the … WebSt. Clares Avenue, Newry, BT34 1HF - Residents, Businesses, Information - 192.com St. Clares Avenue Newry BT34 1HF What sort of street is this? Who lives here How much properties are worth Which businesses are based here Residents and Property Prices Browse residents of BT34 Businesses in BT34 1HF WebSt Clare's Quater. Clonrose Developments have recently purchased the former St Clare’s Convent and Primary School in Newry. The site which extends to 8.25 acres is in close proximity to Newry City Centre and once housed the accommodation for the Nuns of the Order of Saint Clare, known as ‘The Poor Clares’. A listed chapel forms part of ... la quinta roanoke va