Thread on Benedictine's in England part 2!
4 more RC women's communities today
Firstly Holy Trinity Monastery, Herefordshire.
Many of you will know @Digitalnun from Twitter.
They have a charism for reaching people via the internet other other things
http://www.benedictinenuns.org.uk/
4 more RC women's communities today
Firstly Holy Trinity Monastery, Herefordshire.
Many of you will know @Digitalnun from Twitter.
They have a charism for reaching people via the internet other other things
http://www.benedictinenuns.org.uk/
The Sisters of the Blessed Virgin Mary are a Benedictine community within the Ordinariate.
They were received into the Catholic Church 2013.
They have a beautiful website which includes the story of their journey
https://www.sbvm.org.uk/marian/
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They were received into the Catholic Church 2013.
They have a beautiful website which includes the story of their journey
https://www.sbvm.org.uk/marian/
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Tyburn in London- near where many of the English martyrs were killed.
They have Perpetual Adoration.
Among Benedictine's they are unusual as they take their Vow of Stability to the Congregation rather than to the community
https://www.tyburnconvent.org.uk/
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They have Perpetual Adoration.
Among Benedictine's they are unusual as they take their Vow of Stability to the Congregation rather than to the community
https://www.tyburnconvent.org.uk/
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Then my community, Minster Abbey.
We are an international community (11 nuns from 7 countries).
Our charism is one of simplicity, down-to-earthness, manual work, hospitality & ecumenism.
http://www.minsterabbeynuns.org/
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We are an international community (11 nuns from 7 countries).
Our charism is one of simplicity, down-to-earthness, manual work, hospitality & ecumenism.
http://www.minsterabbeynuns.org/
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That concludes the look at enclosed female Benedictine's in England. 9 communities, each one unique!
There is also an active Congregation that follow the Rule of St Benedict- see their website here
https://www.graceandcompassionbenedictines.org.uk/
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There is also an active Congregation that follow the Rule of St Benedict- see their website here
https://www.graceandcompassionbenedictines.org.uk/
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I didn't mention the male communities,
Anglican communities or
Cistercian communities (who are a reform of the Benedictines)
There is a list of the enclosed female communities in England and Wales here
http://www.ukreligiouslife.org/female-enclosed-communities/
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Anglican communities or
Cistercian communities (who are a reform of the Benedictines)
There is a list of the enclosed female communities in England and Wales here
http://www.ukreligiouslife.org/female-enclosed-communities/
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If you feel God maybe calling you to a life lived for
Him alone, a life in community, praying the Divine Office, personal prayer, hospitality, a Benedictine life
then what next?
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Him alone, a life in community, praying the Divine Office, personal prayer, hospitality, a Benedictine life
then what next?
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I'd say look at website, Google communities and get in touch.
Many monasteries are closed to visitors due to the pandemic bute you can still get to know something of the community through other means and you can get hlp with your discernment.
And pray of course
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Many monasteries are closed to visitors due to the pandemic bute you can still get to know something of the community through other means and you can get hlp with your discernment.
And pray of course

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Maybe others want to add to this thread?
@SrJessica_nOSB @AltonPrior @Digitalnun @DownsideMonks @downsideabbey @EAbbeyW5 @SrMJMiller
Thanks everyone for your interest

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@SrJessica_nOSB @AltonPrior @Digitalnun @DownsideMonks @downsideabbey @EAbbeyW5 @SrMJMiller
Thanks everyone for your interest


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