Tomorrow (July 11) is the Feast of St. Benedict, the founder of the Benedictine tradition of Christian communities.
The Benedictine tradition offers a rich way of life together that is deeply attentive to both human nature and the witness of Jesus.
To celebrate the occasion, we offer this list of our favorite books on Benedict and the Benedictine tradition…
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Fantastic movie but it’s about the Carthusians at the Grand Chartreuse, not Benedictines.