The Nuns That Made New Orleans

[@anunslife]

Great video. Thank you for giving voice to the lives and mission of Catholic sisters and nuns.

[@erikriza7165]

i was taught by Nuns in Grade School.. Our School had no lay teachers at all. Now the Order that taught me is almost extinct. As are many Orders. It is so sad to me, because I remember how wonderful they all were. I loved every one of them. They were kind. They were good women. Good Religious, and the best Teachers. The Public High School in our town always said that kids from our School were two years ahead of the kids from the Public School.

[@litamonika1521]

I hope vocation will come again for Ursulines in US

[@michaelthomas9004]

I worked in the convent for a few years

[@xismei6803]

Williams Research Center has research documents, actually has / had recordings which have been done more recently of the Composers of the time period in the 1700's...Couperin...Jean Claude Lully...one song in French merits the loss of the Protection by the King of France as powers are withdrawn...France is losing her grip over the the Louisiana Territory ... The song speaks of abandonement ... pertaining to New Orleans ... for certain people would lose their rights to move freely in the City ... Codes were changing ... eventually when the Americans came in all rights were lost ... Many stories injustices are still to be found & told from that very cherished time in New Orleans on the mid 1700's ... 🥀 Lilli D'Angoulême

[@cynthiapickett7403]

Interesting story.

[@Nolasusan1]

God sounds a little like Chris Champagne!

[@glyndiakarenia9454]

Nola Susan no he doesn't

[@PIERREALEUFRAY]

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