Benedictine Monks of the Immaculate Conception
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Who are we
A Contemplative Benedictine Community of monks founded in 1996 and dedicated to the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary and with whom, they sit at the foot of the Cross of Christ supplicating for the World, through a life of prayer, work and study in the framework of the Rule of Saint Benedict. The Community leads a monastic life without any outside ministry. The celebration of the Liturgy, is of central importance. Following the Morning and Evening Offices silent mental prayer is nourished by the Biblical texts heard during the liturgical celebrations is shared in common. Lectio Divina is emphasised in the daily horarium. "Therefore are they before the throne of God and serve Him day and night within His temple and He who sits on the throne will shelter them with His presence" Rev 7:15 The Congregation is a constituent Religious Community of the American Traditional Catholic Church/Traditional Old Roman Catholic Church
Vocational Information
If you feel that you may have a calling to the religious life, either as a Priest or a brother, then write to the Novice Master saying a little about yourself and ask for our vocational Information booklet "The Ideal of the Benedictine" at: Send an Email to the Superior: sebastian@benedictines.org.uk The period of formation before solemn profession is 4.5 years Aspirant 2 - 6 months Postulant 2 - 3 Months Novice 1 year, though can be extended by a further 6 months Temporary Vows 3 years, though can be extended by a further 1 year Solemn Vows After Solemn Profession a monk may receive the Holy Orders of Deacon & Priest.
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