“Being Benedictine … In a Broken World” To be a Benedictine in any century and in any crisis is to be a person who listens deeply to her heart and to what is happening around her. St. Benedict makes this very clear with the first words of the Prologue to the Rule. “Listen, my daughter…
“A Time of Rebirthing – A 100 years in Texas” It is with deep gratitude to God that the Benedictine Sisters celebrate 100 years of service in the Archdiocese of San Antonio. Our journey began on the Isle of Pines in Cuba. And today we find ourselves in Boerne, Texas. Click Benedictine Voice – Winter…
“A Mission Beyond Borders” Sister Ursula Herrera, OSB has been a nurse for 45 years. She worked most of those years with the Maverick County Hospital District in Eagle Pass, TX. On October 23rd, she retired from her position as Diabetes Management Specialist. Two days later, she was on a medical mission trip with other…
“Finding Ourselves in a Spirit Soaked Zone” I am both humbled and honored to have been elected Prioress at this moment in the history of my community and religious life. One of my favorite scriptures is Jeremiah 29: 11-14 where God promises us a future full of hope. I have walked with this scripture for…