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Die Klarissen in Söflingen

A site of faith and tranquility since 1201

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The monument in Söflingen commemorates the significant role of the Poor Clares in promoting the ideals of poverty and devotion, as taught by St. Clare of Assisi and St. Francis. As part of the Franciscan family, the order represents a centuries-old tradition of spiritual dedication and simple living. Visitors can explore the history and impact of the Poor Clares while experiencing an atmosphere of reflection and serenity.

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The Poor Clares in Söflingen are part of the Franciscan family and were founded in 1201, making them one of the oldest women's monasteries of this tradition.

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Founded: 1201

Guided Story

Imagine standing here, surrounded by the legacy of the Poor Clares. Feel the calmness in the air. Did you know Saint Clare of Assisi was so inspired by Francis that she left her affluent life behind for one of poverty and devotion? Her choice was groundbreaking, attracting many women who joined her in this path. The Poor Clares lived by strict vows of poverty, a bold move that still captivates today. Behind you, in the distance, you might spot the Christuskirche, another landmark of faith and history. Let this serene atmosphere remind you of the courageous women who reshaped their world.