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St. Louis Abbey - St. Louis, Missouri
In a world that seeks freedom with an enthusiasm perhaps greater than ever before, we would like to describe our Benedictine monastic way of life as a journey towards that freedom. This site tours the monastic community of Saint Louis Abbey: Prayer, the Monks, Work, A Day in the Life, Study, and the History of the Abbey.
www.stlouisabbey.org
St Anselm's Abbey - Washington, D.C.
Abbey in DC of Benedictine monks of the English Congregation.
www.stanselms.org
Worth Abbey - Crawley, West Sussex, England, UK
An English Benedictine Monastery in Southern England where monks and lay-people work together to serve the needs of the world of today.
web.ukonline.co.uk
The monks of Ealing Abbey, an abbey within the English Congregation of the Benedictine Order
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Ampleforth Abbey - Ampleforth, England, UK
One of the abbeys in the English Congregation of the Order of St. Benedict.
www.ampleforth.org.uk
English Benedictine Congregation - Home
The English Congregation is a body of communities of Roman Catholic monks and nuns; we run retreats, schools and parishes. We also produce high quality art work, books and church decoration.
www.benedictines.org.uk
St. Benet's Hall - Oxford University, Oxford, UK
A hall at Oxford University ran by the English Congregation for Benedictines who wish to study at Oxford. A dependency of Ampleforth Abbey.
www.st-benets.ox.ac.uk
Belmont Abbey is a Benedictine monastery of the English Congregation found in 1859. This site has links to its guesthouse, Hedley Lodge, and information about retreats and the communities pastoral activities.
belmontabbey.org.uk
English Benedictine Congregation - History and Mission
The official history of the oldest Benedictine congregation spread across England, Wales, the United States of America, Peru and Zimbabwe.
www.benedictines.org.uk
Buckfast Abbey - Devon, England, UK
Buckfast Abbey is the home of a Community of Roman Catholic Benedictine monks in Devon, England. The first monastery was founded in 1018, but was suppressed by King Henry VIII in 1539. It was refounded in 1882. The present Abbey Church was built by the monks themselves on the foundations of the medieval Abbey. Their web site describes the daily life of the monks, as well as the pastoral and educational activities they undertake.
www.buckfast.org.uk
An Apostolic Letter from Leo XIII on 12 November 1889, outlining the history of the English Benedictine Congregation since the sixteenth century.
www.plantata.org.uk
St. Gregory the Great Abbey - Portsmouth, Rhode Island
One of the three abbeys of the Benedictine Order, English Congregation located in the US.
www.portsmouthabbey.org
Douai Abbey - Woolhampton, Reading, Berkshire, UK.
Community of Benedictine monks providing the Liturgy in the Abbey Church, running parishes, and offering retreats, conferences, lectures and musical events both day and residential.
www.douaiabbey.org.uk