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Becoming a Benedictine

How do I become a Benedictine?
After a period of getting acquainted with the sisters in this community, women who yearn for a closer relationship seeking with God at St. Paul's Monastery will journey with the Vocation Director.

Expectations of Candidates:

Have a desire to live a life of prayer within a religious community
High School diploma
Roman Catholic
Single
In good health
Between age 21-45 (Exceptions are made on an individual basis)
Have the ability to make your own decisions

Come and Journey the Road Less Traveled: A Time to Reflect on God's Call For You
Mar. 15-16, 2008

S. Linda Soler is a Vocation team member

Ask the Vocation Director
Questions about religious life and how God is calling you?

S. Marie Fujan OSB, Vocation Director
St. Paul's Monastery
2675 Larpenteur Avenue East
St. Paul, MN 55109

srmarie@stpaulsmonastery.org

651-777-8181

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If you feel called to live the Benedictine life, but not through final commitment, please consider becoming an Oblate.

That in all things God may be glorified!