The cars started arriving at 1:30 PM, as members of The Benedictine Service Corps and monks of Incarnation Monastery set up tables and bags for the pantry that was to begin at 2 PM. Each bag contained an assortment of canned meats and vegetables, dried goods, and other food items that would be delivered to hungry people in North Omaha. It was the first day of The Benedictine Way’s new feeding ministry, St. Benedict’s Pantry..
Read MoreThe community of The Benedictine Way is excited to announce that we have begun a food pantry in our neighborhood in North Omaha, St. Benedict’s Pantry. To learn more about St. Benedict’s Pantry, and to help us in this important ministry, please watch our video and consider donating. Thank you!
Read MoreThe Benedictine Way welcomed guests to the monastery on January 4th for an Open House and the celebration of the newly completed guest room. Watch the video as Bishop Barker blesses the new room in honor of St. John the Baptist. We are so grateful to all our supporters and sponsors, and we would love to see you make a retreat in our new room!
Read MoreWe’re continuing to learn and grow as Benedictines here at Incarnation Monastery, St. Benedict’s House, and St. Scholastica’s House! Watch the video to hear from our community members about their experiences and why we love The Benedictine Way.
Read MoreOMAHA, NE – “I am not a guy who throws around the word ‘miracle,’” Bishop Scott Barker pauses, looking out at the new faces of the community of The Benedictine Way, “but the fashion in which the Benedictine Way has evolved in just one year – the way this community has grown in numbers and in prayerfulness and in faithfulness, is. a. miracle. of. God!”
Read MoreOn Saturday, May 4, the community of The Benedictine Way and over 20 volunteers worked to beautify the exterior of Incarnation Monastery. We made some incredible progress, and are so grateful to all our volunteers! Watch the video to learn more and see everything we accomplished.
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