The Sisters of St. Scholastica Monastery have a rich legacy of education and service. They founded, administered, and staffed The College of St. Scholastica (CSS), shaping it into the institution it is today. Additionally, they taught at parochial schools throughout the diocese, providing not only academic instruction but also nurturing faith and moral development in countless students over the years.
The Sisters of St. Scholastica Monastery continue to play a vital role in shaping and supporting education in our community, fostering faith, knowledge, and values across various institutions, contributing significantly to the spiritual and intellectual growth of the people they serve.
Commissioning Faculty and Staff at CSS
At the beginning of each academic year, the Sisters commission the faculty, staff, and administration CSS. This act symbolizes their ongoing support for all who work to prepare students for responsible living and meaningful work in accordance with Benedictine values.
Engaging with Students at Catholic Schools
Sister Lisa Maurer actively engages with students by speaking and praying with them at Stella Maris Academy in Duluth, as well as other Catholic schools in the area. Her presence provides spiritual guidance and support, nurturing the faith life of students in their educational journeys.
All Saints Day Tradition
Each year on All Saints Day, first-grade students from Stella Maris Academy visit the Monastery, dressed as their favorite saints. This special event allows the students to meet and interact with the Sisters, making it a joyful day filled with inspiration and connection with the Monastery.
Sister Kathleen Del Monte’s Leadership at CSS
As the Vice President for Mission Integration, Sister Kathleen Del Monte ensures that the College’s mission and Benedictine values are woven into every aspect of life at CSS. Her leadership helps preserve the College’s Catholic Benedictine legacy, guiding academic programs, operations, and activities with a focus on faith and service.
