Art from Behind Bars: Finding Hope “Between Here and There” Can art truly be created without freedom? This exhibition challenges perceptions and offers a glimpse into the strength of the human spirit. Your Content Goes Here| OSB DOT ORG
Lessons from the Desert: Abbot Gregory Polan’s Parting Insights Eight years have passed since we were together as a Body of Benedictine Abbots. Many significant issues have come forward for our world, our Church, and our Benedictine Order. We have faced, and continue| OSB DOT ORG
Your Content Goes Here The liturgy has some resemblances to an automobile. It has a continually turning cycle, like the wheels of a car and its engine. But it’s not just spinning those wheels, it’s going somewhere and it’s taking the people| OSB DOT ORG
Your Content Goes Here Dom Gregory de Wit, a Benedictine artist, left a profound yet often overlooked legacy through his monumental murals and religious artworks across Europe and the U.S. A 2025 retrospective in Germany aims to document his contributions, with organizers seeking additional information on his lesser-known works. Your Content Goes Here| OSB DOT ORG
Your Content Goes Here Your Content Goes Here The Benedictine Commission on China 2025 was held on 15 March at Sant’Anselmo. This year’s meeting saw the highest number of participants in recent years, including notable figures such| OSB DOT ORG
Your Content Goes Here Your Content Goes Here Ash Wednesday is always a big day at Sant’Anselmo. Usually, the Pope comes here together with many dignitaries. After a short prayer, they together with the Dominicans and our Anselmian community process to Santa| OSB DOT ORG
Your Content Goes Here Your Content Goes Here On March 1st, the Abbot President of the Ottilien Congregation appointed Fr Theodore Tembo (38) new prior of Katibunga in Zambia. At the time of his appointment Fr Theodore worked as an intern at the| OSB DOT ORG
