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• Who was the first Benedictine monk in the US?

  The first Benedictine to live in the United States was Pierre-Joseph Didier. He came to the United States in 1790 from Paris and served in the Ohio and St. Louis areas until his death. The first actual Benedictine monastery founded was Saint Vincent Archabbey, located in Latrobe, Pennsylvania.

• Is it safe to shred sensitive documents at monk?

  You can’t be too safe with sensitive documents and Monk makes it easy to shred small or large quantities of documents. To use our secure shredding services, visit your local Monk Office location to purchase a shredding box.

• Is the Trappist monk on the label of your jar real?

  If you’re like me, you may have enjoyed many a jar of Trappist Preserves before realizing that the cheerful label depicted more than just clever advertising. In fact, the cauldron-stirring monk on each jar of Trappist Preserves is based on reality, since every all natural batch is made by Trappist monks living right here in New England.

• Where is Gray Monk winery in Kelowna?

  It was a perfect summer day when we visited Gray Monk Winery for lunch on their lakeside patio. The winery is located in Lake Country and only a 20-minute drive from the Kelowna Airport. The Heiss family moved to the Okanagan Valley from Europe via Edmonton with dreams of owning a successful vineyard.

• How do I order A saké at Hungry Hungry?

  Indulge your Saké obsession at home with a range of classic dishes, nigiri and sashimi available for pick-up and delivery. Order via the Hungry Hungry website to pick-up at the restaurant. Pop inside to pick up your Saké favourites. (Check the menu section of the website for our takeaway options.)