MISCARRIAGE & INFANT LOSS MEMORIAL BOOK

LOSS SUPPORT GROUP
BABIES WITH GOD

The offline Miscarriage & Infant Loss Memorial Book is located in St Paul the Apostle Catholic Church,Tintagel,Cornwall,UK.

AFTER 16 YEARS we have decided to close the MISCARRIAGE & INFANT LOSS MEMORIAL BOOK:If you are in need of prayer support please contact The Poor Clare Sisters mentioned BELOW

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THE MISCARRIAGE & INFANT LOSS MEMORIAL BOOK IS NOW CLOSED

THE SITE IS DEDICATED TO RUTH ROSENTHAL-ENGLISH WHO MISCARRIED AT 14 WEEKS OLD JUNE 14th 1995,SABINE ROSENTHAL-ENGLISH MISCARRIED AGED 20 DAYS ON 4TH JULY 2003 & THOMAS KLAUS ROSENTHAL-ENGLISH MISCARRIED AGED 29 DAYS FROM CONCEPTION ON 12 TH DECEMBER 2005.St.Anne Pray for us.

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Poor Clares in Wales pray for those who have lost a baby

An enclosed community of sisters in Wales,UK do a lot to help those who have lost babies through miscarriage and Infant Loss by their prayers.
The Poor Clare sisters are a contemplative order,but they are also very active on the internet.We give their full details below.

Ty Mam Duw Poor Clare Colettine Community

Upper Aston Hall Lane, Hawarden, CH5 3En WALES GB

Email community@poorclarestmd.org

Website http://www.poorclarestmd.org

Our blog http://tmdclareway.blogspot.com/

Our What's On page http://whatsonattymamduw.blogspot.com/

If you go on their website you can have the sisters pray for your intentions.They also tell us,

"As Poor Clares we also have a great devotion to St Colette who is a patron for the unborn, and to whom many pray who want to conceive a child. Once a year we have a great public Mass where all who attend are blessed with a veil containing a relic of St Colette. We have , praise God many so called ' St Colette babies '

Through the kindness of a dear friend of ours in America we also have a free CD for anyone who would like to pray the Chaplet of St Colette for such an intention."
You can even get a regular email from them called CLARESHARE.These wonderful nuns spend their entire life in prayer.All actions of the day are offered by them to God.If you need prayer and help spiritually why not check out their website.

MORNING LIGHT MINISTRY
Catholic ministry for baby bereavement
Hi to all,
I just wanted to let bereaved parents know of our new contact information:
new website: morninglightministry.org
our old email is still good at morninglightparent@rogers.com but we also have a new one for more immediate help at morninglightministryparent@yahoo.ca
new voice mail at 416-342-7342
We offer telephone and email support and free mementos sent in loving memory of your baby who has died through ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage, stillbirth and infant death.
Bernadette Zambri-Founder Morning Light Ministry

The Blessing of Saint Colette

Pregnant mothers and would-be parents flock to the Ty Mam Duw Poor Clare Colettines in North Wales every year on the Feast of St Collette for a special Mass and Blessing in honour of their founder.

St Colette was a 15th century contemplative nun who is specially remembered as a patron of the unborn, of expectant mothers and couples who long to conceive a child.

Whilst she was still at Besançon, the father of a dead child brought it to Colette and begged her to restore it to life. She took off her veil, wrapped the baby in it and sent the man back to the priest who had refused to baptize it earlier. The infant had revived.

For centuries in France and Belgium, children and expectant mothers were blessed at the Colettine houses on her feast day. The Colettines of Ty Mam Duw revived the custom in the millennium.

Sr Maria explained: "Over the ten years, hundreds of babies have been conceived and born as a result of this blessing - and our sisters also remember the unborn daily. Apart from the Saturday nearest the saint's feastday, people do in fact, come here all round the year. A few days ago a lady of forty who had just conceived for the first time came to ask for prayers and to be blest with the veil.

She said: "The funniest story still remains 'Tassie' in the USA. She and husband were planning to have a baby by invitro and after the failure of the third attempt she sent us an email saying our prayers were no good, that they were broke and they thought they'd keep a dog instead(!). We persevered and 18 months later we contacted them to see how life was going. We got a short and somewhat embarrassed answer. They were rather busy - a few months earlier they had had triplets by natural means. We never heard from them again!"

The 'veil' used in the Blessing, is two threads of Colette's mantle, mounted under glass amidst embroidery on a Poor Clare veil like that which the sisters ordinarily wear.

Ladies are blessed with it placed over the head and gentlemen and children over the shoulders, after the homily at Mass.

The Blessing takes place at Ty Mam Duw Poor Clare Colettines, Upper Aston Hall Lane Hawarden, North Wales.

Those who would like to be remembered in prayer, please email: community@poorclarestmd.org or call: ++44 (0)1244 531029.

For more information see: www.poorclarestmd.org