A Benedictine Monastery
The Song of Songs in chapter 2 says, "My Beloved is for me, and I for my Beloved." The retreat is based on the premise that we are for each other, united in a single heart. Marriage is a covenant and not a social agreement. It is the place where two hearts unite eternally to […]
This retreat will examine what happens to us after we die, using the Scriptures and Tradition. We will use the book “The Soul After Death” by Fr Seraphim Rose as a springboard. There will be some discussion on the phenomenon of near-Death Experiences, including true Christian experiences of heaven during these, particularly in relation […]
On the Solemnity of Christmas, we first contemplate the mystery of the Word becoming Flesh. The liturgical celebration at the Abbey starts with First Vespers on Christmas Eve and ends with Night Prayer on Christmas Day. *If the event is listed as sold out, please call us at 661-944-2178 for real-time availability and a […]
The principal sources of contemplative prayer in the early Church were the Scriptures and the sacred liturgy, where the Scriptures are transformed into poetry and song. In this workshop, we will seek to rediscover in the Benedictine liturgical tradition of music and prayer our capacity to delight in and reverence the mystery of the God […]
Matthew 7:7