by maryjo.polak@yanktonbenedictines.org | Jan 19, 2025 | Benedictine Spirituality, Tim Oberholzer
Thanks for Nothing by Tim Oberholzer, Spirit Center, Cottonwood, Idaho All guests who arrive should be received as Christ, because he will say: “I was a stranger and you took me in” (Matt 25:35). … The greatest care should be shown in the reception of the poor and...
by maryjo.polak@yanktonbenedictines.org | Aug 14, 2020 | Benedictine Spirituality, S. Roberta Bussan OSB
S. Roberta Bussan of Benet House Retreat Center in Rock Island, IL shares these reflections, the fruit of her time in nature. They first appeared in the Retreat Center’s newsletter, “The Inner Room.” —– In my morning walk, last...
by maryjo.polak@yanktonbenedictines.org | Mar 7, 2019 | Benedictine Spirituality, Benedictine Values, S. Carol Falkner, silence
Sister Carol Falkner, Director of Benedict Inn, Beech Grove, Indiana, shares these personal reflections on the Benedictine value of silence. Silence elicits different responses from different people. Some love the thought of silence, others are frightened by it and...
by maryjo.polak@yanktonbenedictines.org | Dec 31, 2018 | Benedictine Spirituality
This blog is Part 3 of a series by Sam Rahberg, Director of the Benedictine Center, St. Paul, MN, and first appeared on the website of the Benedictine Center.The School of Lectio Divina is at the heart of the Benedictine Center of St. Paul’s Monastery’s attempt to...
by maryjo.polak@yanktonbenedictines.org | Nov 12, 2018 | Benedictine Spirituality, Sam Rahberg
This blog is Part 2 of a series by Sam Rahberg, Director of the Benedictine Center, St. Paul, MN, and first appeared on the website of the Benedictine Center. Benedictine Center. Prayer and community, according to monastic scholar Fr. Columba Stewart OSB, are the two...
by maryjo.polak@yanktonbenedictines.org | Jun 26, 2018 | Benedictine Spirituality, Benedictine Values
This blog is by Sam Rahberg, Director of the Benedictine Center, St. Paul, MN, and first appeared on the website of the Benedictine Center. Benedictine spirituality offers an important voice in our world today, a voice which informs our praying, living and discerning....
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