The striking Beuronese murals in Conception Abbey’s Basilica were the first in the United States, executed by its own monks after the 1893 tornado. They testify to the monastery's aspirations and preserve a replica of the destroyed Emaus originals.
On 22 March 2026, Abbot Primate Jeremias Schröder visited the Monastery of Subiaco, where some of Europe’s oldest printed works are currently on display.
CIB Moderator Lynn McKenzie shares experiences building Benedictine communion globally, from Catalogus work to planning the 2026 CIB Symposium and discussing CIB statutes in Rome.
The Benedictine Commission on China (BCC) met in Rome, addressing the complexities of pastoral work in the current situations. Discussions centered on unity, discreet accompaniment and continued support for the Church in China.
As Cuba faces a historic energy crisis following the loss of Venezuelan fuel, the monks of San José de las Lajas remain a steadfast sign of hope, providing food and spiritual solace despite a looming collapse.
A monk of Glenstal Abbey explores the intersection of contemporary figuration and systematic theology, suggesting that the artistic vocation finds its fullest expression within the monastic life.
