Campénéac
Dirección
Nombre Oficial Abbaye La Joie Notre-Dame
N° 19
País France
Ciudad Campénéac
Código Postal F-56800
Contacto
Teléfono [33] (2) 97 93 42 07
Fax [33] (2) 97 93 13 27
Email Comunidad [email protected]
Trabajos E-mail [email protected]
Sitio web abbaye-lajoie-nd.com
Superiore/a Soazig Connan, Abbesse 2021-2027
Otras Informaciones
Estatuto Jurídico Abbey
Diócesis Dioecesis Venetensis (Vannes)
Región OCSO RéCiF
(Re)fundado 1920
Orígenes
Founded at Ste Anne d’Auray in 1920 under the name N.D. de Bonne-Garde; erected as a priory in 1921 (8 December); transferred to Campénéac in 1953 with the name La Joie Notre-Dame
Historia
The community was established at Ste Anne d’Auray in buildings which they did not own. In addition they could not easily be adapted to monastic life and the terrain was not suited for cultivation, so life there was very difficult. The father immediate and the community of Timadeuc purchased a property, the castle of Ville Aubert with a large farm, in the same diocese and the transfer was authorized by the Definitory on 4 May 1947.
A monastery was constructed, partly by adapting the castle, and a part entirely new, and on 30 September 1953 the community transferred there. The transfer was an opportune moment to revive the former title La Joie Notre Dame, “Gaudium Dominae Nostrae” of Hennebont.
Fundaciones
Ampibanjinana (1996)
Padre Inmediato
Timadeuc
Antiguos(as) Superiores(as)
Marie du Sacré-Coeur PERNEY — Prioress then abbess — 08/12/1921 – 20/07/1938
Lutgarde MASSON — Abbess — 12/08/1938 – 29/08/1941
Gertrude TRÉBAULT — Abbess — 29/08/1941 – 05/11/1941
Vincent de Paul CHAPLEAU — Superior — 05/11/1941 – 24/02/1942
Lutgarde MASSON — Abbess — 24/02/1942 – 24/02/1954
Bernard MOAL — Abbess — 10/04/1954 – 03/10/1971
Madeleine CABILLIC — Abbess — 11/12/1971 – 30/11/1989
Geneviève-Marie FRAVALO — Abbess — 30/11/1989 – 10/11/1996
Michaël LE TENDRE — Sup ad nutum — 21/11/1996 – 04/10/1997
Michaël LE TENDRE — Abbesse — 04/10/1997-16/07/2012
Marie-Joseph DHANGER—Sup. ad nutum 2012 – 2014 — Abbesse 2014 – 2018
Anne-Marie GILLOT — Sup. ad nutum 2018 – 06/01/2021
Trabajo y Fuentes de Ingresos
Agriculture and livestock. Biscuits, chocolates, and a shop where monastic products and books are sold
Hospedaje
The “hôtellerie” has 24 individual rooms, 2 dining rooms, and 1 meeting room. The “Ville Aubert” is for groups of young people: 30 beds in rooms and dorms, 3 meeting rooms, 1 kitchen with a dining room
Transporte
Gare destinataire : Rennes. Autobus : Rennes-Campénéac-Vannes.
