1971 – New Tabernacle & Newly Ordained Future Chaplain
Father Gerard Kirsch
February 25 – The newly ordained Father Gerard Kirsch celebrated Mass at the Priory. He would eventually become our chaplain for 40 years.
April 16 – Our new tabernacle, made in Bremen, Germany, arrived and was installed in our chapel.
April – Sister Damaris Zander earned her practical nursing degree and joined Sister Mary at St. Peter’s hospital. Both sisters also nursed our elderly sisters at home.
June 6 – In the “trial and error” years after the Second Vatican Council, Benedictines – like their Apostolic sisters – were asked to make their final professions in their home parish rather than at their monastery. Sister Angela Hoffman made her final profession at Sacred Heart parish. This is the first time one of our sisters made her profession at their home parish rather than in the monastery chapel. The following week, Sister Caron Dwyer made her final profession at Assumption parish in Seattle.
November – Sister Placidia Haehn served as a Visitator at Saint Benedict’s, our founding house. She was the first sister in our monastery called to this ministry.
Participate in Boerne, Texas Benedictine Sister Ursula’s mission to migrants on the Texas / Mexico border by donating items needed by people who have nothing. You may also donate money for purchasing what is needed. SEE FLYER FOR MORE INFORMATION
SR. LAURA ON YOUTUBE
See Sr. Laura’s youtube channelfor some of her work in “restoring women to the stories we tell.”
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Last Updated: June 27, 2022 by St. Placid
1971 – New Tabernacle & Newly Ordained Future Chaplain
February 25 – The newly ordained Father Gerard Kirsch celebrated Mass at the Priory. He would eventually become our chaplain for 40 years.
April 16 – Our new tabernacle, made in Bremen, Germany, arrived and was installed in our chapel.
April – Sister Damaris Zander earned her practical nursing degree and joined Sister Mary at St. Peter’s hospital. Both sisters also nursed our elderly sisters at home.
June 6 – In the “trial and error” years after the Second Vatican Council, Benedictines – like their Apostolic sisters – were asked to make their final professions in their home parish rather than at their monastery. Sister Angela Hoffman made her final profession at Sacred Heart parish. This is the first time one of our sisters made her profession at their home parish rather than in the monastery chapel. The following week, Sister Caron Dwyer made her final profession at Assumption parish in Seattle.
November – Sister Placidia Haehn served as a Visitator at Saint Benedict’s, our founding house. She was the first sister in our monastery called to this ministry.
SISTERS SPEAK: OUR BLOG
Sisters post on our Blog weekly on Fridays. See what our Sisters have to say about living Monastic Life in the 21st Century.
WE WELCOME BENEDICTINE EXPLORERS IN JUNE!
MAY 2025 MINISTRY AT THE BORDER
Participate in Boerne, Texas Benedictine Sister Ursula’s mission to migrants on the Texas / Mexico border by donating items needed by people who have nothing. You may also donate money for purchasing what is needed. SEE FLYER FOR MORE INFORMATION
SR. LAURA ON YOUTUBE
See Sr. Laura’s youtube channel for some of her work in “restoring women to the stories we tell.”
CLICK, TAP, OR SCAN QR CODE WITH PHONE FOR HANDY MAP & DIRECTIONS TO ST PLACID:
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