Toledo, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain
Monasterio Asistencial de Monte Sión (Monasterio de Santa María de Monte Sión)
A Trappist house outside Toledo, refounded in 1970 by monks of Santa María de Huerta, that now serves as a care home where about 25 elderly Cistercian monks and nuns are looked after by five monks and professional staff. It is one of the enclosed houses supported by Fundación DeClausura.
Roof repair is the monastery's stated priority. The roofs cover close to 2,000 square meters, with vegetation growing and broken tiles letting in water; the community asks for urgent help with part of the cost of cleaning the roofs, gutters and downpipes, replacing broken tiles and fixing the rest in place.
Before you act. The appeal pages show a target and a percentage raised, not the amount in euros.
Last checked 9 November 2026. Responsible body: Fundación DeClausura (passes donations on to the community).
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