 Local people would miss 'the courtesy shown to their visitors by the sequestered females and their amiable patroness, Mrs. More'.” On their journey back, no one would allow Mother More to pay for lodging, showing her great respect.Upon returning to Bruges, Mother More and her community were welcomed back with open arms and chants of “long live the Nuns!” Although warmly welcomed, More’s community had to slowly and incrementally regain their status within the new French laws.In her final year, Mother More, “gave herself up to prayer, reading, and needlework, which continued until her hands were too weak to hold the needle.” Mother More received Last Rites on March 5, 1807 and died later that month.