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“An Owl and Freedom” (by Luce Marie Dionne, OSB)
On July 4, 2020, Independence Day, I went for a walk very early in the morning on the grounds behind the Monastery. I noticed an animal moving around in the net of the soccer field goal. I came closer and found that it was an owl, looking very helpless and scared, seeing no end to…
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Dear Friends of the Benedictine Sisters of St. Scholastica Monastery and our Ministries: Without a doubt, we are living in a time of incredible challenge – the fear, effects and uncertainty of COVID-19 as well as the recent breathtaking display of injustice in our society. Racism, violence and inequality go against all that we stand…
Read More“A Brave New Benedictine World” (by Dawn Carrillo)
In 1931, the English author Aldous Huxley wrote a novel entitled Brave New World. When I read this book many years ago for a high school English class, I felt discomfort and fear at the possibilities being presented in this classic work. While our experience over the last two months certainly bears little resemblance to…
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