apartment searched. Nevertheless, they refused to seek refuge in the consulates. The following evening, a patrol of the Iberian Anarchist Federation broke into the apartment and ordered all the sisters to leave. They were taken by van to a vacant area and shot. Maria Cecilia, who had run when she felt the sister next to her fall, surrendered shortly after and was shot five days later at the cemetery wall in Vallecas on the outskirts of Madrid. In 2010, in honor of the worldwide Jubilee Year for the Visitation order, Pope Benedict XVI granted a plenary indulgence to those who would make a visit to and pray in a Visitation monastery. Léonie Martin (1863-1941), the third sister of Thérèse of Lisieux, became a nun of the Order of the Visitation after many failures and hardships in her life. She received the veil on the 2nd of July 1900 at the Visitation in the French city of Caen and took the name Sister Françoise-Thérèse. On the 24 January 2015, the process for Leonie's beatification began and she is now known as Servant of God. References External links The Visitation Spirit (USA) The Monastery of the Visitation of Brooklyn Order of the Visitation in UK Order of the Visitation in German-speaking countries Order of the Visitation in Italy Order of the Visitation in Portugal Order of the Visitation in Brasil Order of the Visitation in Korea 1610 establishments in France Catholic female orders and societies Christian religious orders established in the 17th century Religious organizations established in 1610