Religious tourism · Campo do Tenente, PR
Mosteiro Trapista Nossa Senhora do Novo Mundo
Monastic community at Rio da Várzea, in Campo do Tenente, with a church and spaces intended for prayer.
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About Mosteiro Trapista Nossa Senhora do Novo Mundo
The Mosteiro Nossa Senhora do Novo Mundo occupies a rural area of Rio da Várzea. The church is the core of the religious visit and the monks' routine follows periods of prayer and work.
The presence of visitors requires discretion and respect for silence. Participation in celebrations and access to areas intended for the public should be arranged with the community; retreats have their own organization.
The visit is related to the religious use of the place. When choosing a celebration, leave walks and photography for appropriate moments, following the monks' guidance. Communal living areas are not automatically part of the visitor's route.
Before you go
Practical information
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How much time to set aside
One to two hours, depending on the religious activity.
Best time
Between May and August, rural mornings are usually cold. From December to March rains are more frequent; choose the visit according to the religious activity.
How to get there
Leave Campo do Tenente via PR-427, heading toward the monastery access at Rio da Várzea.
Tip
Contact the community to organize the visit and distinguish a casual visit from a retreat.
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Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Mosteiro Trapista Nossa Senhora do Novo Mundo
Does a short visit require booking accommodation?
Visiting the church and taking part in a celebration are different activities from a retreat with accommodation. Check with the community about the access you want.
Can I circulate through all the monastery's areas?
Visitor access follows the community's guidance. Monastic living areas have their own use.
How should I prepare to participate in a celebration?
Consult the community about the activity and maintain discretion, respecting silence and the moments of prayer.