OSB

from left to right: monastic habits of American Cassinese, Solesmes, English, Subiaco congregations

OSB links:
St Michael’s Abbey, Farnborough
Colwich Abbey
Stanbrook Abbey, Wass

Order of St Benedict, Abbot Primate

English Benedictine Congregation (1216-1540, 1566-)
EBCH English Benedictine Congregation History

Subiaco Congregation, English Province (Farnborough, Pluscarden)
Subiaco Congregation, Belgian Province (Keizersberg)

Solesmes Congregation (Quarr Abbey, Ryde)

Olivetan Congregation (Turvey Abbey monks, sisters)

Congregation of the Annunciation (Glenstal Abbey)

American Cassinese Congregation (Atchison)

Swiss American Congregation (Conception, St Meinrad)

Benedictine Adorers (Tyburn)

Grace and Compassion Benedictines

Each monastic community is to a large extent autonomous and responsible for its own financial and vocational future. Monastic communities, for historical, geographical or other reasons group together in congregation, each with its own constitutions approved and recognised by the Holy See.

Benedictine Institute Albion Institute

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We have new lectio divina sessions starting in late April 2022.
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Fr Abbot and the members of the monastic community wish you every grace and blessing at Easter.
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We pray for peace in Ukraine and all areas of the world suffering as a result of war.
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Fr Abbot and the members of the monastic community wish you all health and happiness at Christmastime and throughout 2021.
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We are working to live our monastic identity in the city. How shall we live and what is our mission of presence to the people around us?
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We enjoy the various weather and skies of Winter, the sun, wind, clouds and rain. We take time to breathe deeply and take rest, enjoying one another's company. "How good and pleasant it is when brothers and sisters dwell in unity. It is like precious oil upon the head ..."
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“Safe Spaces is a free and independent support service, providing a confidential, personal and safe space for anyone who has been abused through their relationship with either the Church of England or the Catholic Church of England and Wales. It is for people aged 18 or over, but the abuse can have happened at any time in the past. If support is required for someone younger, the team will endeavour to find appropriate local support. The dedicated Safe Spaces team are available through a helpline and live chat service between Monday–Saturday 10am-6pm, apart from Thursdays when the service is open 12-8pm. Phone on 0300 303 1056 (a voicemail facility is available outside of opening times) Email at safespaces@victimsupport.org.uk LiveChat with the team, or access service information, at www.SafeSpacesEnglandandWales.org.uk”.
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We pray each day at Lauds and Vespers for vocations to our life at Ealing Abbey. Please join with us in this prayer wherever you are.
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In normal times visitors and families are welcome to stay in the 'Ealing Abbey House for Guests' and to pray with the monks and parishioners in the Abbey Church. At the moment the House for Guests is closed.
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Ealing Abbey is a popular Church in which to pay a devotional visit. If the Abbey church is closed, we invite you to pray the Our Father and Hail Mary (or another prayer to the Blessed Virgin Mary) at home for the intentions of the Holy Father.