Monastery of the Most Holy Trinity in Jesi Holds Elective Chapter
On Friday, June 20th the Carmelite community of the monastery of the Most Holy Trinity in Jesi (Italy) held their elective chapter.
The monastery was founded in 1684 by Cardinal Pietro Matteo Petucci († 1701), bishop of Aesinate. He changed the Franciscan Tertiaries, Aesinate ascetics, founded in 1660 into Carmelites. A few years later, in 1697, they received the papal cloister, passing to the Second Order. Around 1822, the Carmelite nuns of Montecarotto were received when their monastery was extinguished. Pope Pius IX visited the Aesinate monastery in May 1857. In 1965, a daughter monastery was founded in Montegnacco di Cassacco, and in 1979 the monastery of Carpineto Romano was founded.
The website for the Jesi monastery is: www.carmelitanejesi.com
Those elected to leadership are:
Prioress | Priora | Priora:
Sr. Alma M. Joseph di Gesù Crocifisso
1st Councilor | 1ª Consejera | 1ª Consigliera:
Sr. M. Giovanna Francesca Dei Verbum
2nd Councilor | 2ª Consejera | 2ª Consigliera:
Sr. M. Chiara dell'Eucaristia
Treasurer | Ecónoma | Economa
Sr. M. Chiara dell'Eucaristia
Formator | Formadora | Formatrice
Sr. Alma M. Joseph di Gesù Crocifisso
Sacristan | Sacristán | Sacrestana:
Sr. M. Giovanna Francesca Dei Verbum
