The nuns recently met with Liturgical Designer Rolf Rohn of Rohn & Associates Design, Inc., who they enlisted to help them with the preliminary stage of building the new Monastery of St. Michael the Archangel.
Rolf emphasized the importance of hiring knowledgeable Catholic Church designers and artists from the start so the space would meet both their functional and worship needs as they plan their 300-seat chapel at the base of the Texas Hill Country.
Rolf emphasized the importance of hiring knowledgeable Catholic Church designers and artists from the start so the space would meet both their functional and worship needs as they plan their 300-seat chapel at the base of the Texas Hill Country.
After an inspiring and energizing discussion with Rolf and his team, the nuns visited the Monastery of the Discalced Carmelite Nuns of San Antonio to get a glimpse of how they have addressed the needs of their cloister.
Rohn & Associates Design, Inc. facilitated this historic meeting between San Antonio's two peaceful communities and have pledged to help them to become a permanent reflection of prayer and contemplation in the vast Texas spiritual life.
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