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"All Ways Pray" offered for 5th grade children at McCabe Renewal Center in February, 2024.

"All Ways Pray" for 4th grade children at McCabe Renewal Center in February, 2024.

Students from St. Scholastica School in Tanzania sing the school song that was written for them by Duluth Benedictine Sister Jayne Erickson. St. Scholastica School Song (Sr. Jayne Erickson 2019) Come one, come all, let’s celebrate! Let’s glorify the Lord. Here at St. Scholastica, we’re learning more and more. We’re building our community one person at a time. So come along, let’s all be friends...

Alleluia! Jesus is risen! Happy Easter from the Sisters of St. Scholastica Monastery in Duluth!

"Longing for Meaning: Seeking the Heart of God" with Reverend David Mesner, Ph.D., OblSB Join us for a Benedictine Conversation with Benedictine oblate Reverend David Mesner, Ph.D., a minister for the past 40 years and a lifelong seeker of the heart of God. In the midst of the cultural chaos we experience today, Pastor Dave finds himself at a place where he is working to integrate the surprisin...

Children in the 3rd and 4th grades enjoying "Apple" fun at McCabe Renewal Center.

Prioress Sister Beverly Raway and the Sisters of St. Scholastica Monastery wish everyone Peace, Joy, and Hope throughout the Christmas season and New Year!

This is a song written by Sister Jayne Erickson called "Come, Messiah Come." Come, Messiah Come (By Sister Jayne Erickson, OSB 11/25/2023) Come, Messiah Come. Fill us with Your love. Dispel all darkness and fear with Your light. Come, Messiah Come. The world waited for the day to unfold As the prophets of long ago foretold When a Savior would come from Heaven to Earth And all would be made new....

“Remember You Are Stardust and to Stardust You Will Return: The Unfolding Nature of Christ in the Cosmos” We are stardust, along with everything around us. In fact, most of the elements of our bodies were formed in stars over the course of billions of years and multiple star lifetimes. Our physical and emotional connection to the stars and to the universe lies somewhere between our own imaginat...

Program for children entering 5th - 7th grade at St. Scholastica Monastery

Turandot, the princess, decrees that she will marry the one who correctly answers three riddles. What happens? This play was performed by 4th - 6th graders in April 2023.

God enjoys our company. After all, God created you and me. God must like variety for God created everything. In this retreat, children in the 4th, 5th and 6th grade learned new ways to pray.

"The Radical Hospitality of Benedict: Beyond Fear to Welcome" Nine years ago, Sister Kathleen Atkinson did something that she had often thought about doing but had never pursued. She picked up the phone, called the chaplain of the North Dakota State Penitentiary and asked if there was anything she could do as a volunteer at the prison. That phone call began a journey that has changed her life a...

"Responding to God: Catching Fire and Becoming Flame" “God is always trying to awaken a dormant soul and set it on fire with godly enthusiasm,” writes Franciscan friar, priest, writer, and retreat leader Albert Haase, OFM in his most recent book, Catching Fire, Becoming Flame: A Guide for Spiritual Transformation. Join us for this Benedictine Conversation as we explore the spark of God within e...

Benedictine Conversation with Laura Swan, OSB

Jesus, I Love You

Benedictine Conversation with Joan Chittister, OSB

Happy New Year from the Sisters of St. Scholastica Monastery

Merry Christmas from the Sisters of St. Scholastica Monastery, Duluth

Benedictine Conversations with Timothy Joyce, OSB

Benedictine Conversations "Finding Joy: A Balanced Practice"

Benedictine Conversation: Listening for the Grace of Joy

Mary's Song: I Love You Still

Sister Beverly Raway 'Deer Whisperer'

Benedictine Conversations, May 2022

Sisters from Tanzania and Uganda bring up the Gifts at Eucharist

Holy Week Reflection from Sister Beverly Raway

March, 2022 Benedictine Conversations

Benedictine Conversation with Fr James Martin