Convent From Within - Carmelite 1904
Inside a Carmelite covent, portrays the daily life of the nuns belonging to the ancient order, no one is allowed in the convent except a priest to administer the last sacraments at the hour of death. After a Carmelite novice makes her profession, she prostrates herself on the floor at full length with arms outstretched, while the choir of nuns stands up and sings the Te Deum. For a slight offence, such as a liturgical error, it is also customary in Carmelite houses to bow down and kiss the ground
Picture No
13972813
Media ID
47839402
Size
5562px x 4132px
(7.2MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Photograph in L'Illustration', 29 October 1904, page 228 also in Harmsworth Magazine', May 1905, volume xvi, page 427
Date
1904
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