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Saint Benedict's Monastery
We, the Sisters of Saint Benedict, St. Joseph, MN, are a monastic community of women who seek God in our daily lives according to the Gospel and the Rule of Benedict. Through our ministry of prayer, work, and community living, we listen and respond to the needs of the Church and the world.
Description:
The Sisters of Saint Benedict's Monastery are active in diverse ministries throughout the community. The mission of the Volunteer Program focuses on inviting lay people to partner with the sisters in a collaborative effort so they may continue in their ministries. By complementing each other's skills, it is hoped that volunteers and sisters alike will be rewarded in their experiences. It is the vision of the Volunteer Program to be recognized as a source of connecting Saint Benedict's Monastery with the wider community in order to assist particular departments and individuals with specific services or tasks.
History:
The Sisters of Saint Benedict have ministered to the people of Stearns County as well as other parts of the United States and in foreign countries for the past 150 years. The areas of service have been in education, health care, care of the elderly, and spiritual and social services.
Contact people:
Office fax number: 320-363-7130
Address:
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104 Chapel LaneSt. Joseph, MN 56374(See a map) |
Web Site: http://www.sbm.osb.org
Directions:
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Coming to St. Joseph on Cty 75 from the east turn left at the third stoplight(Superamerica on right); at the stop sign on Minnesota St.(main street) turn right and after 1 1/2 blocks turn left on Chapel Ln. and. . . (more)
Nearest Metro/Subway Stop: none
Nearest Bus Stop: none |
| Last updated on November 9, 2009 |
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Saint Benedict's Monastery
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Overall Experience

It was fun and interesting-with wonderful people.
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I volunteered with the sisters at St. Ben's
monastery. The program is very well coordinated by
Sister Patrice and volunteers are valued and the
atmosphere is relaxing and nuturing. I felt needed
and gained skills in computer, newsletters, inter-
personal skills and too many other things to mention. posted on December 19, 2004 |
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