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. . . The perfect model for motherhood is Mary, the mother of Christ. In her dialogue with the angel Gabriel, Mary claims for herself the single most important virtue a mother can hold – humility – and from which will flow all other virtues a mother needs. “Here am I, the servant of the Lord; let it be with me according to your word” (Luke 1:38). . . .

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Cinco de Mayo at the Monastery

by admin on May 10, 2013

Cinco de Mayo, 5th of May in Spanish, is a celebration drawing from Mexican activities, including some of their food, music, symbols, and art such as of Our Lady of Guadalupe. . . .

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Sister Estelle Panger celebrated her 100th birthday April 1, one day after her actual birthday, which was March 31st, Easter Sunday.  Benet Hall friends joined relatives to congratulate Sister Estelle on this milestone. . . . .

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Mardi Gras Fun at the Monastery

by admin on February 15, 2013

The dining room was decorated New Orleans style and on the tables were hats, masks, beads, and treats!  Thus began another evening of the annual celebration hosted by the Benedictine Health System whom our Community sponsors.   The real challenge . . .

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Sister Ramona Receives an Unusual Gift

by admin on January 11, 2013

During the recent Christmas season, Sister Ramona Ewen found a very big gift waiting for her. It was heavy and awkward, and sending out an enticing tendril of goodnes, well-being, and happy wishes from the tight folds of the package. It was from . . .

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Prayers for Eden is the title of the art exhibit of work by Marce Wood that will be held at The College of St. Scholastica for three days, December 8, 9, and 10.  The opening reception takes place on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception.  Read more . . .

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Sisters, associates, oblates, and friends gathered at the Kateri Tekakwitha Monastery Shrine last Sunday afternoon for a special prayer service celebrating the canonization of a new Saint.  The statue of Kateri Tekakwitha was donated in 1999 by +Mrs. Charlotte Renier who was +Sister Generosa Martin’s sister.  The gift was prompted by gratitude. Mrs. Renier credited Kateri for saving one of her sons . . .

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Jubilarians Part 2 – Golden

by admin on October 15, 2012

Sister Judine Mayerle and Sister Jean Maher celebrated their Golden Jubilees September 8, 2012, at Our Lady Queen of Peace . . .

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Jubilarians Part 1 – The Diamonds

by admin on October 15, 2012

August 15, 2012 eight Sisters celebrated their Diamond Jubilees at Eucharist in Our Lady Queen of Peace Chapel. Congratulations to these Sisters . . .

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New Nonagenarian: Sister Monica Laughlin, OSB

by admin on September 21, 2012

Sister Monica Laughlin, OSB, joined the ranks of 90-year-olds on September 1 this year.  She was feted with a special dinner by her former colleagues at The College of St. Scholastica where she had taught music for sixty years.    The following Wednesday, September 5, her St. Scholastica Monastery Community celebrated this significant birthday with [...]

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Celebrating Creativity

by admin on August 29, 2012

The popular “Barn Program” (1968-1984) begun by Sister Mary Charles McGough was brought back to life this summer as “Celebrating Creativity.” “Celebrating Creativity” was held at St. Scholastica Monastery during the week of July 16 – 20.

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The Benedictine Sisters of St. Scholastica Monastery recently welcomed, and celebrated with new members and women progressing through Initial Formation and also with Sister Lisa Maurer who made her perpetual monastic profession July 11. . . .

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