February 2021 Newsletter
February 10, 2021
The February 2021 Oblate newsletter has been mailed. To view it online, please visit the link below.
The February 2021 Oblate newsletter has been mailed. To view it online, please visit the link below.
Father Isaac Haywiser, O.S.B., presents a talk on Silence in January of 2021.
Father Shawn Matthew Anderson, O.S.B., speaks to the Oblates of Saint Benedict of Saint Vincent Archabbey on the topic of “Hospitality.” Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the talk was recorded
Oblate Day for 2021 has been scheduled for Sunday, September 26, 2021, since facilities will be available on that day. The fall day of recollection for 2021 has been scheduled
The retreats at Saint Vincent Archabbey for summer, 2021, as of early November, have not yet been scheduled; but because of the uncertainty concerning the coronavirus, the retreats to be
Oblates who would wish to have copies of photos from recent Oblation ceremonies at the Archabbey, please contact Oblate Diane Zelenak, preferably by e-mail (or phone the Oblate Office);
Father John Mary Tompkins, O.S.B., speaks to the Oblates of Saint Benedict of Saint Vincent Archabbey on the topic of Humility.
Father Shawn Matthew Anderson, O.S.B., will speak to the Oblates of Saint Benedict of Saint Vincent Archabbey on “Hospitality in Benedictine Spirituality” at 3 p.m. Sunday, December 20 in Brownfield
Father John Mary Tompkins, O.S.B., will speak to the Oblates of Saint Benedict of Saint Vincent Archabbey on “Humility in Benedictine Spirituality” at 3 p.m. Sunday, November 15 in Brownfield
Brother Barnabas O’Reilly, O.S.B., gave a talk on “Pax,” an even older Benedictine model than the traditional “Ora et Labora” or “Prayer and Work,” for the September Oblate Day of
Father Anthony James Grossi, O.S.B., will speak to the Oblates of Saint Benedict of Saint Vincent Archabbey on “Obedience in Benedictine Spirituality” at 3 p.m. Sunday, October 18 in Brownfield
Brother Barnabas O’Reilly, O.S.B., a monk of Saint Vincent Archabbey, speaks on Pax, an even more ancient motto of the Benedictines than the traditional “Ora et Labora” or “Prayer and