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Wednesday, 16. August 2006, 14:43:09
Listening to Voices across Continents, Speaking Hope to Our World
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The monks of St. Paul Abbey, Lavanttal, Austria, elected Dr. Heinrich Ferenczy OSB, current abbot administrator, to become the 57th abbot.
The monks of Ascension Monastery, Idaho, have published a new Martyrology that favors monastic saints.
On 15 July, the Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration of Clyde, Missouri, elected S. Sean Douglas OSB to become Prioress.
On 11 July, Benedictines and their friends honor Saint Benedict, Patriarch of Western Monasticism and Co-Patron of Europe.
On Friday, 11 July 2008, the monks of Schaeftlarn elected P. Petrus Hoehensteiger OSB, 45, to the office of abbot.
Thousands gather for the funeral of Iranian cleric Grand Ayatollah Montazeri, raising concern of new opposition protests.
Police in Poland find the stolen "Arbeit mach frei" sign from Auschwitz, cut into pieces, and arrest five men.
Actress Brittany Murphy, who starred in films such as Clueless and 8 Mile, dies in Los Angeles at the age of 32.
A top Chinese official is due in Taiwan to discuss a free-trade pact some fear could undermine the island's sovereignty.
Brazil's startling rise in foreign trafficker arrests
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Allen # 30. August 2006, 18:24
For the pioneers of this new blog, this September is the time we began using our new blog. And just this morning a new member was added to our group. His name is Brother John Mary Lugemwa, orginally from Uganda and presently a member of Mary, Mother of the Church Abbey in Richmond, Virginia, and studying at St John's Abbey in Collegeville.
Folks, to see how well this blog is working, I would like to generate our first discussion. Who will be invited to participate in the blog?
Do we admit only internationals, i.e., "minorities", or is it open to anyone who wishes to share the blog? What is the purpose of the blog?
Is it a vehicle of communication primarily for international Benedictine only or for members of other Orders also?
As we agreed at our first meeting, we shall attempt to forge a strong bond among us throughout the year, not just at ABA time. Peace, Allen.
SrJeremias # 6. September 2006, 19:52
The beginning of the Septmeber has been very busy already in our community here in Norfolk, NE. The Labor Day truly was a labor day for many of us here.
When I first heard of the 'international' group at ABA, I was expecting to see whoever was interested in the 'topic' matter. Therefore, I was surprised to see only the 'minorities' at the meeting. I would like to see not only internationals but whoever is willing to spend time and energy to understand 'other cultures.'
Hopefully, I would get to here more perspetives on this matter.
Peace, Sr. Jeremias
John Mary # 13. December 2006, 04:42
Merry Christmas.
Br. John Mary
Rick # 16. February 2007, 20:14