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Why Be An Oblate?

St. Benedict started his order over 1500 years ago. Since then Christians have been associated with the prayer and work of the religious community without leaving their homes, families, and occupations. They seek to:

receive spiritual strength and inspiration from the Benedictine way of life
share in the apostolic works and prayer of the community
extend Benedictine values into the world by applying the teachings of the Rule of Benedict in their family circles, in their places of work, and in their civic and social activities.

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