Caramels and Candy (and a Pasta Recipe!) From Our Lady of the Mississippi Abbey
Inspired by the Benedictine tradition of manual labor, Sister Kathleen O’Neill and her sisters support themselves by selling handmade candy — and lots of it.
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Thousands of Hours of Live Gregorian Chants Available in 1 App
Since the spring of 2019, the nuns of the Benedictine Abbey of Notre-Dame de Jouques in French Provence have been recording about six hours of music daily for the smartphone’s Neumz application.
Silverstream Priory: Monastic Resurgence Centered on the Eucharist
Ireland’s newest community of traditional Benedictines embarks on expansion.
A Minnesota Monk Takes on ISIS
COMMENTARY: Under dangerous and sometimes life-threatening circumstances, Benedictine Father Columba Stewart carries on the Benedictine tradition of preserving ancient manuscripts for posterity.
Meet the American Monks Who Might Re-Evangelize Ireland
A U.S. Benedictine community has planted roots in the Emerald Isle, becoming the first new monastery in the Diocese of Meath since the Reformation.
Norcia Monks Rebuild in Spirit of St. Benedict
Norcia, the birthplace of St. Benedict, has been seriously damaged by earthquakes last year, including the basilica and monastery.
Norcia’s Benedictines: Recovery Under Way in Wake of Devastating Quake
The monks have retreated to two tents while the restoration of their monastery is ongoing, according to the prior of the Monastery of St. Benedict.
St. Benedict Brings Balance to a Whirlwind World
COMMENTARY: Stability, obedience and conversion of life; prayer, work and study — St. Benedict stands as a beacon for us as we face the seeming chaos and crises of our day.
Cloistered Communities Count Blessings as They Pray for More Vocations
How did the Year of Consecrated Life impact ‘hidden’ vocations?
