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• Where are the brigittine monks located?

  The Brigittine Monks are located in Amity, Oregon, at the Monastery of Our Lady of Consolation. Founded on 16 March 1976, by Brother Benedict Kirby, O.Ss.S., it is the only Brigittine monastery of men in the world and the first since the nineteenth century when they were dispersed, largely due to the European wars.

• Why monks at assumption abbey?

  Here we monks make our home and welcome our guests. It is our joy to welcome Christ to our monastery in the person of our brothers and sisters. Assumption Abbey seeks to be a place of retreat where men and women can come to find quiet, rest, spiritual guidance, a time to be more intimate with the Lord and to commune with themselves.

• What happened to the Benedictine monks?

  Benedict died around 540 AD in his most famous monastery on Monte Cassino. As new pagan inhabitants settled in western Europe through the Barbarian invasions from the north, Benedictine monks carried the Christian faith and monastic life to the far corners of the continent.

• Do the western vedanta societies have monks?

  Many of the Western Vedanta societies have resident monks, and several centers have resident nuns. The first Vedanta Society, the Vedanta Society of New York, was founded by Swami Vivekananda in November 1894.

• Who are the Benedictine monks?

  We are monks who wholeheartedly choose to seek and depend on God the Father as disciples of Christ in the Holy Spirit. We do this by living the Rule of St. Benedict under the Abbot of St. Andrew Svorad Abbey.