Exposición: objetos religiosos – Misioneras Nazaret

Vic. Spain (16.8.1952).

Bishop Juan Perelló imposes the “missionary crucifix” on the nuns who are sent to America: MMª Consolación Pérez, MMª Berchmans Olarieta, MMª Leticia Vila, M. Mª Cecilia Cros, MMª Soledad Cros, MMª Fátima Marco, MMª Inocencia Arnaz, MMª Trinidad Canal.

Barcelona. Spain (30.10.1949). Enthronement of the Sacred Heart at Montserrat School. Among the students are Dolores (Isabel) Garriga and Montserrat Sabé.

Loreto. Italy. Reliquary with a piece of the floor of the Holy House of Loreto preserved by the nuns who lived in exile in Italy during the years 1936-1937 due to the Spanish Civil War.

Spain (20th century). Coat of arms of the Holy House of Loreto designed by Father Antonio Carrió SF under the instructions of the Founding Father for the letterhead of the official documents of the Daughters of the Holy House of Nazareth. For several decades the nuns wore it with their habit in the form of a silver medal.

Aiguafreda. Spain (20th century). Altar sacras in use until the liturgical reform of the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965).

Aiguafreda. Spain (20th century). Altar sacras in use until the liturgical reform of the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965).

Aiguafreda. Spain (20th century). Altar sacras in use until the liturgical reform of the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965).

Aiguafreda. Spain (20th century). Chapel for the home visit of the Holy Family.

Ende. Indonesia (2015). Painting of the Holy Family painted by mother M.ª Ángeles Melero.

Barcelona. Spain (1947). Image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus enthroned in the Montserrat school by Mother M.ª del Pilar Mas. It is preserved in Aiguafreda.

Tremp. Spain. Romanesque baptismal font where Saint Joseph Manyanet was baptized on January 7, 1833.

Barcelona. Spain (1966). Detail of the crucifix commissioned from the sculptor Luisa Granero (1924-2012) for the presbytery of the chapel of the Montserrat school.

Punto Fijo. Venezuela (1950s). Image of Saint Joseph that Mother Cecilia Cros took to the missions in America. It is preserved in the chapel of the Jesus of Nazareth Training Center (“La Chinita”).

Aiguafreda. Spain (1940s). Crucifix of Mother M.ª del Pilar Mas.

Rome. Italy (2022). Ciborium in the chapel of the General House, a symbol of the biblical passage “You give them something to eat” (Lk 9:13), which emerged as an icon of what was shared at the meeting of the General Council and the Delegation Councils in September 2022.