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The Bridgettine Convent and its church in the Tiller suburb of Trondheim. The first Bridgettine Sisters moved in during the summer of 2009, but the church was not completed until Christmas 2010. During the summer of 2011 the preparation of the outdoor area was also finished.
(2011-09-10)
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Presently the Convent houses Mother Patrizia and eight (or nine) Sisters, all from other parts of the world. The Convent is also a guest house for anybody (25 beds), and the friendly Sisters take good care of their guests.
(2011-09-12)
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The Bridgettine Convent in winter, spring approaching
(2012-03-03)
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The interior of the church. On the original drawings the church was much smaller, intended for the Sisters and the guests only. However, soon the Catholic church in Trondheim has to be rebuilt, and the bishop wanted the Bridgettine Sisters to build a church that could temporarily serve all Catholics in the town.
(2011-01-12)
The Bridgettine Sisters in Tiller, Trondheim have a web page in Norwegian and English.
