The 1.46-million-euro purchase of the convent is expected to be finalized by May 2026. A significant challenge remains regarding the remains of the nuns who lived there over the last 400 years. Mayor Marc Aloy stated that the council's preference is to relocate the remains to the municipal cemetery, although the religious federation holds the final decision-making power.

The crypt, established in 1652, contains the remains of almost every nun in the community's history. Pilar Lumbreras, the last nun to leave the convent, noted that the process might be complicated by groundwater issues common in Manresa. As the transition continues, historical documents and religious icons are being transferred to other archives and convents across Spain.