Guides

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How to Become an Oblate of Our MonasteryBecoming an oblate of Mother of the Redeemer Monastery is a way to draw closer to Christ through Benedictine spirituality while remaining faithful to your…
Who Are The Oblates Of Saint BenedictAn oblate of Saint Benedict is a Christian who seeks to live the wisdom of the Benedictine tradition while remaining in ordinary family, professional, or…
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The Role of Silence in Monastic SpiritualitySilence has a distinctive place in Christian monastic life. It is more than the absence of conversation or background noise; it is a way of becoming attentive…
A Beginner’s Guide To Praying The Liturgy Of The HoursThe Liturgy of the Hours is the Church’s daily prayer, offered at regular times throughout the day. It is also called the Divine Office, and it gives ordinary…
Supporting the Monastery’s Planned Chapel ExpansionSupporting Us Through Our Planned Chapel Expansion means helping strengthen a place devoted to prayer, worship, hospitality, and quiet reflection. At Mother of…
Why Rural Louisiana Became Our Monastic HomeA monastery begins with a call to prayer, but it also needs a place where that prayer can take root. For the monks of Mother of the Redeemer Monastery, that…
The Rule of Saint Benedict: A guide for modern lifeModern life often rewards speed, availability, and constant self-promotion. Notifications interrupt prayer, work follows us home, and even rest can become…
What to Expect When Attending Mass at the MonasteryAttending Mass at Mother of the Redeemer Monastery offers a chance to step away from ordinary noise and enter a prayer-centered setting. The Olivetan…
The history of the Olivetan Benedictine congregationThe Olivetan Benedictine Congregation is one of the historic families within the wider Benedictine tradition. Its roots reach back to fourteenth-century…