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October 2, 2008 : Dayton Superior Named

Sister Josetta Grant, a Kansas native, entered the Benedictine Sisters in 1954 and made her first monastic profession on Oct. 5, 1957. She has served as prioress and superior of several of the Congregation’s communities and currently serves as superior of the San Benito Monastery in Dayton, Wyo. The community hosts retreats for people of all faiths and operates Monastery Creations, a gift shop that offers a full line of products made by those in monastic life.

Sr. Josetta Grant


November 5, 2007 : Sand Springs Benedictine Monastery to Close

We regretfully inform you that our Osage+Monastery in Sand Springs, Oklahoma has recently been scheduled for permanent closure in April 2008.

We invite you to view the Prioress General's official News Release for more information.



October 6, 2007 : Golden Jubilee Celebration

A day of great blessing was enjoyed today as Sister Josetta celebrated her Golden Jubilee. Please share in our memories of this important day with these photographs.

Sr. Josetta renews her vows

Srs. Gladys and Josetta bring gifts to the offertory

Sr. Mary Jane, Sr. Joan, Sr. Josetta, Sr. Gladys, Fr. Ron and Sr. Hope

Sr. Josetta cuts her cake A wonderful, happy day!


Benedictines to Host Wyoming Adventure for Teens

Hiking through the Big Horn Mountains.  Hiking in the Tongue River Canyon.  Visiting ancient sites, praying with Native American elders and stargazing under the Milky Way.

They aren't your typical summer activities but they are all part of the exciting Wyoming Adventure of Prayer and Service scheduled June 23 – 29, 2008, at the San Benito Monastery in Dayton Wyoming.

Sponsored by the Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration and Earth Hope, the experience invites young women who are Catholic high school juniors and seniors to discover the connections among the Gospel, social justice issues and earth spirituality.

Taking part in the event will be Sister Helen Prejean, a frequent visitor to the San Benito Monastery and author of the New York Times best-selling novel that served as the inspiration for the Academy-Award winning movie “Dead Man Walking.”

Space is limited to only 12 teens, so early registration is advised. Cost is $300, which includes room and board, and scholarships are available to qualifying participants.

Events scheduled for the Wyoming Experience include:

  • Daily evening reflections with Sister Helen Prejean
  • Morning and evening prayer with the sisters
  • Adventures in meditation with the sisters
  • Native American elders and prayer
  • Pilgrimage to an ancient sacred site
  • Big Horn Mountains hike and geology
  • Hiking and prayer in the Tongue River Canyon
  • Evening star watch with the Milky Way
  • Eco-literature studies
  • Service projects

For more information or to receive a registration packet, please contact Earth Hope at .


Oblate Meetings

Gillette

Date: Second Tuesday of each month
Time: 5 pm
Location: St. Matthews

Sheridan

Date: Third Sunday of each month
Time: 2 pm
Location: San Benito Monastery

Casper

Date: Third Thursday of each month
Time: 1 pm
Location: Shepherd Center

For more information contact: 

Sr. Gladys Noreen, OSB
Oblate Director
Phone (307) 655-9013


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