November 15 is Give to the Max, Minnesota’s annual online giving event.
If you would like to help us reach out to others through our ministries, please consider giving. This year, we are focusing on telephone ministry, raising money for a new system to keep us connected.
Thank you for Giving to the Max!
Susan Rudolph, OSB
Prioress
Sister Susan Rudolph was installed as the 17th prioress of Sisters of the Order of Saint Benedict on June 4, 2017. Learn more about the installation process with this video created by Sister Nina Lasceski.
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Amanda Motz2018-11-13 10:30:372018-11-14 10:40:20New Blog: "Monastics First and Foremost"
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Amanda Motz2018-11-06 15:07:142018-11-06 15:07:14Obituary: Pauline Fernandes, OSB
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Amanda Motz2018-11-06 11:01:432018-11-14 10:40:30New Blog: "What Dad Taught Me"
Daily Meditation for November 15, 2018
/in Daily Meditations /by Mary JackleWhat do you think when you hear or read words like the following: “We need to compose our lives.” What does that mean? Is there really music, poetry, creativity within each of us? Can I really make a difference? Although it takes time and practice, if done from a stance of delight and openness, we can, indeed, find the music, the poetry, the creativity necessary to change and compose our lives! In a letter, penned in 1948, the universally revered Native American wisdom figure and Catholic teacher, Black Elk, manifested his own firm stance. His sad reality included massacres of his people. In a 1948 letter, Black Elk witnessed to God’s greater reality in his life: “Now my heart is getting sad—but my heart will never turn bad. Ever since Wahan Tanka (the Lakota name for God) gave light to my heart, it stands in light without end.”
by Renée Domeier, OSB