Charterhouses for women List of Carthusian monasteries

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1 charterhouses women

1.1 belgium
1.2 france
1.3 italy
1.4 south korea
1.5 spain





charterhouses women
belgium

burdinne, château, huy (liège) (1906–1928) (house of refuge exiled french community le gard; moved on nonenque)
st. anne s charterhouse (kartuize sint-anna ter woestijne or chartreuse sainte-anne-au-désert; st. anne s charterhouse in desert ) in sint-andries, later bruges (1348-1783; in bruges 1580)

france

la bastide-saint-pierre charterhouse (chartreuse saints-coeurs-de-jésus-et-marie), labastide-saint-pierre (tarn-et-garonne) (1854–1903; exiled riva, later moved pinerolo)
beauregard charterhouse (chartreuse sainte-croix de beauregard), coublevie (isère) (1821/22-1978; founded survivors of pre-revolutionary community of prémol; moved 1978 reillanne)
bertaud charterhouse (chartreuse notre-dame de bertaud or notre-dame d aurouse), rabou (hautes-alpes) (1188–1446, moved durbon)
la celle-roubaud charterhouse, known sainte-roseline charterhouse (chartreuse sainte-roseline de la celle-roubaud), les arcs (var) (previously benedictine nuns; 1260-1499 carthusian nuns; 1504, franciscans)
durbon charterhouse (chartreuse notre dame de durbon), saint-julien-en-beauchêne (hautes-alpes) (monks 1116-1791; nuns, bertaud, occupied dependencies 1446-1601)
eymeu charterhouse (chartreuse eymeu bonlieu) in romans-sur-isère (isère) (1300–1309; thereafter benedictines)
le gard charterhouse (chartreuse notre-dame du gard), belloy-sur-somme (somme) (cistercians 1137-1792; carthusian nuns 1871-1906; exiled burdinne, resettled @ nonenque 1928)
gigondas, see prébayon , saint-andré
mélan charterhouse (chartreuse notre-dame de mélan), taninges (haute-savoie) (1283-1793; women s collegiate foundation 1803-1906)
mont sainte-marie charterhouse (chartreuse mont sainte-marie de gosnay), gosnay, béthune (pas-de-calais) (1329-1792) (double monastery val saint-esprit in gosnay)
nonenque charterhouse (chartreuse notre-dame du précieux sang de nonenque), marnhagues-et-latour (aveyron) (extant; cistercians 1139-1791; 1927 onwards, carthusian nuns of community @ burdinne formerly exiled le gard)
parménie charterhouse (chartreuse de parménie, chartreuse du val-croissant au mont de sainte-marie), beaucroissant (isère) (1257–1391, transferred les Écouges)
poleteins charterhouse (cell) (chartreuse de la bienheureuse marie de poleteins) in mionnay (ain) (c. 1245-1605, when sole remaining nun transferred salettes , endowment lyon)
prébayon charterhouse, later saint-andré-de-ramières charterhouse (chartreuse de prébayon, later known chartreuse saint-andré-de-ramières), gigondas, beaumes-de-venise (vaucluse) (founded c. 611 nunnery under rule of caesarius of arles; moved site c. 962 saint-andré-de-ramières retained name of prébayon until c. 1227; became carthusian c. 1155; expelled order in 1336 continued carthusian practice independent house; suppressed in 1734)
prémol charterhouse (chartreuse notre-dame de prémol), vaulnaveys-le-haut (isère) (1234-1792; survivors of community founded beauregard in 1821)
reillanne charterhouse (chartreuse notre-dame de reillanne), reillanne (alpes-de-haute-provence) (extant; founded 1978 new home community of beauregard)
roubaud, see la celle-roubaud
saint-andré-de-ramières, see prébayon
sainte-rosaline, see la celle-roubaud
salettes charterhouse (chartreuse de la salle [or cour] de notre-dame de salettes), la balme-les-grottes, crémieu (isère) (1299-1792)

italy

belmonte di busca charterhouse (certosa belmonte di busca), busca near cuneo (c.1274-c.1285)
bricherasio charterhouse (certosa di bricherasio), bricherasio (c.1277-1303; apparently governed buonluogo; became cistercian in 1303)
buonluogo charterhouse (certosa di santa maría di buonluogo), pinerolo (1223–1303; became cistercian in 1303)
dego charterhouse (certosa della trinità), dego (extant since 1994; settled community san francesco)
motta grossa, see riva
riva charterhouse (certosa di riva, formerly certosa di motta grossa), castle of motta grossa, riva di pinerolo (turin) (1903–1998; house of refuge exiled french community of la-bastide-saint-pierre; became autonomous charterhouse in 1936; name changed motta grossa riva in 1971; community moved vedana in 1998)
san francesco charterhouse (certosa di san antonio di padua), giaveno (turin) (1904–1994; former franciscan convent; house of refuge exiled french community beauregard; autonomous charterhouse 1912; moved dego 1994)
vedana charterhouse (certosa de vedana), sospirolo (1456-1977 monastery; when monks left in 1977, nuns san francesco moved here, , after moved dego in 1998, replaced nuns riva; extant)

south korea

charterhouse of annunciation, boeun (extant since 2008)

spain

cartuja santa maría de benifasar, puebla de benifasar near vinaròs (castellón) (extant since 1967)
murviedro charterhouse (cartuja del espíritu santo di murviedro) murviedro (now sagunto) (valencia) (c.1389-c.1610)




^ diocese of digne, riez , sisteron website: reillanne charterhouse






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