Greetings for the feast of St. Benedict: March 14

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#377535 - 03/14/12 02:10 AM Greetings for the feast of St. Benedict: March 14
sielos ilgesys Member Registered: 05/07/09 Posts: 1219 Loc: Texas/USA	Regards to all who venerate and invoke St. Benedict as well as prayer request for the future of the abbey of which I am an oblate: http://kloster-rohr.de They're suffering from a shortage of vocations...it's a monastic community dating back to the 1100s. For centuries it was an Augustinian Canonry; suppressed by Napoleon in 1803, it was revived by Sudenten ethnic German monks expelled from Czechoslovakia following WW2 and re-established as a Benedictine abbey in 1947. The monks engage in pasotal work and teaching at their gymnasium. Edited by sielos ilgesys (03/14/12 02:12 AM)
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#377537 - 03/14/12 04:06 AM Re: Greetings for the feast of St. Benedict: March 14 [Re: sielos ilgesys]
Jakub. Member Registered: 10/15/02 Posts: 4225 Loc: San Buenaventura, California	Sielos, this small group just moved to Ireland... http://www.cenacleosb.org/
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#377546 - 03/14/12 07:22 AM Re: Greetings for the feast of St. Benedict: March 14 [Re: sielos ilgesys]
Rybak Member Registered: 08/28/08 Posts: 340 Loc: Oregon	Here is a brand new book on the life and work of St. Benedict of Nursia, comes with good reviews too: http://www.amazon.com/Man-Blessing-Life-...9620&sr=1-8 St. Benedict, pray for us!
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