
The Monk of Bavaria: Benedict XVI Was a True Son of St. Benedict
Why did Cardinal Ratzinger choose the great patron of Europe as the patron of his pontificate?
Why did Cardinal Ratzinger choose the great patron of Europe as the patron of his pontificate?
The Benedict oblate lives an eremitical life in Michigan, from where she shares her faith and love of gardening with readers worldwide.
St. Benedict’s feast is July 11, which many believe was the day of his birth.
COMMENTARY: The Church we see mixes Divine and human, and the human beings in it show themselves to be very human indeed.
"I can affirm that there is no lack of vocations at Monte Oliveto Maggiore; we are truly blessed by the Lord for the fact that a few young people are always entering the community.”
What it’s like to pass through the rolling and picturesque Sibillini and Apennine mountain ranges of central Italy where the saint lived.
Pope Benedict XIV solemnly approved and recommended the use of the medal to the faithful in 1742.
If the monks who pray all day need a Little Silence to recoup, so do we.
Monastery set in the hills near St. Benedict’s birthplace focuses on wisdom that is ‘always new.’
St. Benedict’s Rule has proved to be an enduring rule to cure the Church.
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