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. . . St. Scholastica, patroness of the Duluth Benedictines, was the twin sister of St. Benedict. She was dedicated to God from an early age and grew beautifully in grace and wisdom. Some stories even suggest that Scholastica . . .
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Back to topOn the evening of All Souls Day, Nov. 2, 2012, the Sisters of St. Scholastica Monastery remembered and honored the Sisters who died during this past year. Photographs of those Sisters were displayed in the Gathering Place, and their lighted ceremonial lamps . . .
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Back to top“When we look at the lives of those who have faithfully followed Christ, we are inspired with a new reason for seeking the City that is to come and at the same time we are shown a most safe path by which among the vicissitudes of this world, in keeping with the state in life and condition proper to each of us, we will be able to arrive at perfect union with Christ, that is, perfect holiness . . . .”
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Back to topAmerican culture values individualism and doing over communality and presence. We often identify ourselves by what we own, whom we know, or what work we do. To stop . . .
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Back to topSister Judine Mayerle and Sister Jean Maher celebrated their Golden Jubilees September 8, 2012, at Our Lady Queen of Peace . . .
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Back to topAugust 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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Back to topSingle Catholic women ages 18-50 interested in learning about religious life are invited to spend a weekend . . .
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Back to topWe Sisters sincerely value all the many ways volunteers assist us. The Monastery is blessed by lay volunteers who . . .
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Back to topBy the time you read this the celebration of my Perpetual Monastic Profession will have taken place over a month ago. I can’t begin to explain what my life has been like since . . .
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Back to topThe 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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Back to topEight members of St. Scholastica Monastery participated in the 27th annual Monastic Institute from June 24 to June 28 at Saint John’s University School of Theology – Seminary in Collegeville, Minnesota. . . .
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