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We are a community of contemplative women in the Diocese of La Crosse, Wisconsin, dedicated to holy adoration of our Eucharistic King, the Child Jesus. Before Him we intercede for the Church, her priests, those who send us their intentions, and the entire world. We live a simple joyful Franciscan life striving daily to grow in the virtues of His Most Sacred Heart.

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"Hold back nothing of yourselves for yourselves, so that He Who gives Himself totally to you, may receive you totally!"

~St. Francis of Assisi, our seraphic father

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"Come, Follow Me!"
Jesus is still calling souls to console His Sacred Heart in the Most Blessed Sacrament.
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We ventured outside today! 🙂
“We who are Christians have a further cause for joy: like Jesus, we know that we are loved by God our Father. This love transforms our lives and fills us with joy. It makes us see that Jesus did not come to lay burdens upon us. He came to teach us what it means to be fully happy and fully human. Therefore, we discover joy when we discover truth–the truth about God our Father, the truth about Jesus our Savior, the truth about the Holy Spirit who lives in our hearts.” – Saint Pope John Paul II

Happy Feast Day of St. Francis de Sales! "A true vocation is nothing other than the firm and constant will possessed by the person called, to want to serve God in the manner and in the place where the Divine Majesty calls her. This is the best mark one could have to know when a vocation is true."
-St. Francis de Sales