Life at the Benedictine Sisters Monastery in Clyde, MO - 2

Part 2: "Ora et Labora" is a Latin phrase that refers to "prayer and work" which is incorporated in Benedictine life in a way that is ... all » balanced.

We Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual ... all » Adoration are a contemporary monastic community living according to the Rule of Benedict. We serve the Church through a ministry of prayer and a dedication to the Eucharist. We strive to witness to God's presence in our world through our community life and by offering a welcoming space for silence, prayer, and spiritual hospitality in a shared environment of monastic peace.

Every day, every moment in the monastery is an opportunity to respond to God's love. In our community life we find happiness in our relationship to God, serving each other and praying for those in need.

Our daily life revolves around the Liturgy of the Hours (praying and singing the psalms) and celebrating the Eucharist. Lectio Divina, reflecton on the Word of God, is our lifeblood. We are washed with the Word every day. We meditate on the Word. Little by little we become the Word.

Our work supports our life of prayer, whether is be making altar bread, welcoming visitors, responding to prayer requests, making soap and candles, playing music, cooking or gardening. In everything we do-working and relaxing, studying and praying-we try to be aware of God's presence.

We have monasteries in the following locations:

Benedictine Monastery
31970 State Highway P
Clyde, MO 64432-8100
660-944-2221

San Benito Monastery
859 Main St.
Dayton, WY 82836-0510

Benedictine Monastery
800 N. Country Club Road
Tucson, AZ 85716-4583

Osage Monastery
Forest of Peace
18701 W. Monatery Road
Sand Springs, OK 74063-5300

Visit our other websites:

www.BenedictineSisters.org
www.MonasteryPodcast.org
www.MonasteryNotes.org
www.MonasteryCreations.com
www.SpiritandLifeMagazine.com

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