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The Poor Clares Recognized Brestovsko as Their Home

The Poor Clares nuns on Brestovsko in Kiseljak were with their people when it was most difficult for them and they are still there today. During those war-torn nineties, they did not leave the monastery, they supported the people in faith and prayer. And they survived, both the sisters and the people. We visited them on the eve of the celebration of their heavenly patron saint, St. Clare, which is celebrated on August 11. Prayer and work, that i…
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The Poor Clares nuns on Brestovsko in Kiseljak were with their people when it was most difficult for them and they are still there today. During those war-torn nineties, they did not leave the monastery, they supported the people in faith and prayer. And they survived, both the sisters and the people. We visited them on the eve of the celebration of their heavenly patron saint, St. Clare, which is celebrated on August 11. Prayer and work, that i…

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Radiotelevizija Herceg-Bosne broke the news on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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