Published January 13th, 2021 On the Song of Songs by St. Bernard – Sermon 15 The Name of Jesus How shall we explain the world-wide light of faith, swift and flaming in its progress, except by the preaching of Jesus’ name? Is it not by the light of this name […]
Published January 13th, 2021 Recently we have uploaded audio tapes of some talks given to our group by Sister Lillian Shank, OCSO who passed away in November 2019. I wanted to give some background as to the importance of Sister Lillian to the history of our group so here is […]
Published September 14, 2020 Benedectine is a general term used in relation to Saint Benedict of Nursia. Often, it is used to refer to members of the Order of Saint Benedict or the collection of monks and laypeople who follow the Rule of life of Saint Benedict. Before we go […]
Published July 29, 2020 The deacon is easily the most misunderstood role in the Catholic church. Even regular church-goers often confuse the responsibilities of a deacon with those of a priest. People often refer to deacons as “mini-priests,” not knowing that they serve different purposes. The United States Conference of […]
Published July 24, 2020 Announcing a new video series from the Abbey Words of comfort during uncertainty (The following text is taken from the Mississippi Abbey sisters email) The sisters of Mississippi Abbey invite you to experience their new video series. At this time of world-wide unease, uncertainty, and discouragement, […]
Published July 16, 2020 Since the beginning, Catholics have always believed in the healing power of the mass. Even when Jesus first started his ministry, people flock to him to hear his words. Those who do so often experience healing, both physically and spiritually. Even if we don’t have Jesus […]
Published June 17, 2020 Have you done something wrong lately? Has it made your chest feel incredibly heavy? Are you still pining over what you did as if it just happened? Do you feel like you’ve wronged God in a way? And are you ashamed to talk to Him about […]
Published June 3, 2020 I ______ take you ______ to be my lawful wife/husband, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death do us part. For practicing Catholics, these vows will be familiar. It’s […]
Originally published at: MSMAbbey.org“You have heard that it was said to your ancestors, You shall not kill; and whoever kills will be liable to judgment. But I say to you, whoever is angry with his brother will be liable to judgment.” (Mt 5:21-22) When Jesus says “But I say you…” it becomes clear […]