The researcher and lawyer, Patricia Molina reported that the whereabouts of Poor Clare nuns are unknown after they were evicted from the monasteries on the night of January 28, 2025
According to Molina ,the government of Daniel Ortega informed the nuns of their immediate eviction from the properties where they lived, as well as the confiscation of their belongings. The Poor Clare nuns had monasteries in Leon, Chinandega, Managua, and Granada.
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"They were only allowed to take a few belongings, whatever they could carry in their hands. Most of the nuns are Nicaraguan. Their whereabouts are unknown," Molina wrote on X. She has documented the prosecution against the Catholic Church since 2018 in her report Nicaragua: A Persecuted Church.
Poor Clare nuns have not abandoned the country voluntarily.
VIDEO Below Shows the Eviction:
Molina wrote on X: "NIGHT OF TERROR FOR NUNS
The Sandinista dictatorship notifies the Clare nuns that they must abandon their properties. They were only allowed to take out a few belongings, which were barely enough for their hands.
Most of the nuns are Nicaraguan. Their whereabouts are unknown. The legal status of the congregation was granted to them by the National Assembly in February 2004, but on May 19, 2023, their legal status was arbitrarily revoked. Let us pray for the Catholic Church in Nicaragua, which will experience more persecution during this long night. P.S. It is not for lack of missions that they were confiscated. No religious abandons his/her mission in #Nicaragua of his/her own free will but because of religious persecution."
Molina denied that the Poor Clare nuns had completed their mission in Nicaragua,as the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega might suggest,which has expelled hundreds of religious figures from the country.
The Franciscan Poor Clare Sisters Association was legally established in Nicaragua in February,
2004,but on May 19,2023,it was arbitrarily canceled, along with other nonprofit organizations linked to the Church.
Last week, it was also revealed that the "Discalced Carmelite" order had to abandon its mission and the country, as has happened with other religious orders.
Sources: Laprensani - 100% Noticias - X Account of Lawyer Patricia Molina
#Actualizacion #LoÚltimo #Nicaragua La dictadura criminal de Daniel Ortega y Rosario Murillo sacaron a las monjas Clarisas y saquearon los monasterios. La dictadura confiscó por la noche a las
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Molina wrote on X: "NIGHT OF TERROR FOR NUNS
The Sandinista dictatorship notifies the Clare nuns that they must abandon their properties. They were only allowed to take out a few belongings, which were barely enough for their hands.
Most of the nuns are Nicaraguan. Their whereabouts are unknown. The legal status of the congregation was granted to them by the National Assembly in February 2004, but on May 19, 2023, their legal status was arbitrarily revoked. Let us pray for the Catholic Church in Nicaragua, which will experience more persecution during this long night. P.S. It is not for lack of missions that they were confiscated. No religious abandons his/her mission in #Nicaragua of his/her own free will but because of religious persecution."
Molina denied that the Poor Clare nuns had completed their mission in Nicaragua,as the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega might suggest,which has expelled hundreds of religious figures from the country.
The Franciscan Poor Clare Sisters Association was legally established in Nicaragua in February,
2004,but on May 19,2023,it was arbitrarily canceled, along with other nonprofit organizations linked to the Church.
Last week, it was also revealed that the "Discalced Carmelite" order had to abandon its mission and the country, as has happened with other religious orders.
Sources: Laprensani - 100% Noticias - X Account of Lawyer Patricia Molina
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