[3] She soon wanted to enter the convent in Palma and manifested her desire to become a religious to her parents but this was something that her father was opposed to.

[5] Soon she felt called to establish a sisterhood of Vincentines in her town and thus donated her time to do this with two other women.

She ensured the purpose of her congregation was to continue the work that Carbonell herself did and this involved teaching catechism as well as home visitation for the sick.

This process opened despite the fact that the formal introduction of the cause was not until 4 December 1940 under Pope Pius XII.

On 21 March 1985 she was declared to be venerable after Pope John Paul II recognized that she had lived a model Christian life of heroic virtue.

The Medical Board that advises the Congregation for the Causes of Saints approved the healing as a miracle on 18 June 2009.