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 Motz2019-03-20 13:14:542019-03-20 13:26:10Nun Banquet Fundraising Results
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Amanda Motz2019-03-19 10:30:282019-03-20 08:54:30New Blog: "The LIGHT of God's Presence"
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Amanda Motz2019-03-14 10:30:222019-03-20 08:53:53New Blog: "The Final Judgment"
Daily Meditation for March 21, 2019
/in Daily Meditations /by Mary JackleThe days are lengthening and in many parts of the northern hemisphere, green shoots are appearing with their promise of new life and growth. How do these seasonal changes in nature relate to our experience of the liturgical season of Lent? Lent is often seen as a gloomy, austere time; yet all around us creation is shouting that new life is budding. In fact, that’s what Lent is doing, too. Lent is the path to Easter, which is the ultimate testament to life. We should tread this path joyfully, filled with hope and anticipation. It is a time to focus our thoughts on the mystery and great love of God, on the miracle of the Incarnation, through which the Son of God became one of us, and lived and died for our good. Lent walks us to the Cross but it also leads us to the Resurrection and the promise that new life springs eternally.
by Karen Rose, OSB