cslogo.gif
St. Peregrine Products
St. Benedict Crucifixes
St. Benedict Crucifixes - 8 inches
Year of St. Paul
Saints
St. Anthony
St. Bernadette (413)
Gift Certificates
View Cart
 
Product Search:
 

St. Benedict

Feast Day July 11th
 
LUP_0829417877.jpg Benedict's Way
$11.95
In the sixth century, a monk named Benedict devised a code of practical principles by which he and his fellow monks could live together and grow in Christian spirit. Centuries later, the Rule of St. Benedict continues to guide and nurture men and women—both inside and outside monasteries—who seek to live a balanced spirituality. This contemplative guide is for individuals of all faiths in search of timeless wisdom.

In thirty short chapters, author Lonni Collins Pratt and Father Daniel Homan, O.S.B. provide stories, reflections, prayers, and actions through which the reader can understand Benedict's principles and allow them to shape ordinary life. This small but powerful book can be used for personal retreat, spiritual reading, and general reflection.

5 x 6 Paperback, 270 Pages
Quantity   

 
TAN1231.gif St. Benedict - Windeatt
$11.00
"The Story of the Father of the Western Monks. The famous life and great miracles of St. Benedict, for all children 10 and up. The story of poisoned wine, saving a boy from drowning raising one from the dead plus, how he founded the Benedictine Order, his sister St. Scholastica etc. 158 Pp. PB. Impr. 19 Illus."
 
sanf_white_T01-8426B.jpg Auto Visor Clip - St. Benedict
$6.50 Quantity   
 
AP_48184.jpg Saint Benedict Statue
$35.00
AP:48184
Taken from the facade of the Church of Our Lady of Einsiedeln at Saint Meinrad Archabbey, this statue reproduces a sculpture carved by Herman Jogerst, a German prisoner of war whose works grace the grounds and buildings of Saint Meinrad. This 10" high stone resin statue depicts Saint Benedict, Patriarch of Western Monks and author of The Rule of Benedict. This lovely piece is accompanied by a brief account of the life of Saint Benedict and a prayer composed by one of the monks at Saint Meinrad Archabbey. Gift packaged.

CARD TEXT:
Born in Italy around 480, Benedict abandoned the world at an early age to live as a hermit. The life of this holy man soon attracted many followers, and Benedict eventually established a monastery at Monte Cassino, near Rome. It was there that Benedict composed his famous Rule, which became one of the most influential documents in the history of Western Europe.
In the Rule, Benedict encouraged his followers to lead lives of simplicity and humility, preferring "nothing to the love of Christ." Today thousands of men and women all over the world continue to follow the way of life established by Benedict.
Saint Benedict died at Monte Cassino on March 21, 547, and his feast day is celebrated on July 11.
Quantity   

Home