International contact between benedictine monasteries. Publication of important exerpts from the monastic bulletins edited by the alliance AIM (Alliance intermonasteres).

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The Benedictine Monks of Prinknash Abbey, Gloucestershire, England, UK.

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Extensive directory of Cistercians and Trappists, including biographies, historical abbeys, current institutions, and sites about Thomas Merton.

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A Diocesan Congregation of monks and nuns, based in Switzerland, following the rules of St. Benedict. Site is in French and English.

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A new foundation founded in 1998. Information on charism, vocations and guest accomodations.

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A Benedictine Monastery with a guest house, a gift shop and a sheep farm

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Official Information on the Abbey St-Joseph de Claival of Flavigny, France

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The college of theology for the Benedictine Order.

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Weston Priory website with information about the Vermont monastery, retreats, and music, with MP3 selections.

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Abbaye Sainte Marie de Maumont is a monastery of Benedicine nuns, located between Angoul?me and Bordeaux in southwest France. The guest house is open throughout the year to groups, families and individuals who wish to come for prayer, retrat, rest or vacation and enjoy the beautiful countryside. The monastery shop sells books, tapes and CD's of the monastic liturgy, as welll as products of other French monasteries. The abbey supports itself through bookbinding and making liturgical vestments. The bookbindery does bindings for public and private libraries, as well as for individual clients; their work ranges from simple cloth binding in leather and gold leaf, to restoration of old books in the style of the period. The liturgical vestments workshop makes albs, stoles, chasubles, dalmatics, mitres and altar cloths.

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