Benedictine Sisters of Elk County, Catholic monastery in Elk County, Pennsylvania.
The Benedictine Sisters of Elk County is a monastery in Pennsylvania that provides spaces for prayer, communal living, and spiritual practice. The complex includes functional buildings designed to support the daily rhythm of monastic life.
The monastery was founded in the early 1900s and developed into an established religious community following Benedictine principles. This contemplative tradition has shaped the character of the place ever since.
The monastery organizes directed Lectio Divina retreats, spiritual workshops, and educational programs that contribute to the religious education of the community.
Visitors can join daily masses, Saturday evening services, and Sunday morning worship, with confession available on Saturdays. Attending services offers a way to observe the prayer life of the community.
The sisters weave agricultural work into their daily life, growing and producing food for the monastery and local community needs. This hands-on labor connects practical skills with their spiritual calling.
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