Order of St. Benedict (Anglican)
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- See also Order of Saint Benedict (Orthodox) for information on the Eastern Orthodox order of this name. The Roman Catholic equivalent may be found at the Order of Saint Benedict and the Benedictine Confederation.
The Order of St. Benedict (OSB) is a contemplative Anglican religious order of religious living in communities under the Rule of St. Benedict. Most of the communities include a confraternity of oblates. The order consists of ten independent houses:
England
- OSB Alton, Hampshire (Alton Abbey). A community of monks founded in 1884
- OSB Burford, Oxfordshire (Burford Priory). A mixed-sex priory with an ecumenical and multi-faith focus founded in 1941.
- OSB Edgware, Middlesex (The Community of St. Mary at the Cross). A mixed Anglican-Ethiopian Orthodox abbey of nuns, with a mission to pastoral care of the elderly. This is the oldest extant community, having been established in 1866.
- OSB Newbury, Berkshire (Elmore Abbey). An abbey of monks, founded in 1914 (previously at Nashdom).
- OSB West Malling, England (Malling Abbey). An abbey of nuns founded in 1891.
Australia
- OSB Camperdown, Victoria (Camperdown Monastery). A mixed-sex monastery founded in 1975.
Republic of Korea
- OSB Pusan, Korea. A convent of the Anglican Church of Korea founded in 1993.
United States
- OSB Phoenix, Arizona (Servants of Christ Priory). A priory of monks founded in 1968.
- OSB Three Rivers, Michigan (St. Gregory's Abbey). A community of monks founded in 1939.
- OSB Donnellson, Iowa (Abbey of Saint Benedict, Companions of Saint Luke). A mixed sex community with members living in a variety of permanent missions, including married life. The Abbot is an invited guest of the Abbot Primate of Rome's Conference of Bishops.
- OSB United Episcopal Church of North America. Non-communal order admitting males and females over the age of 21.
- OHC West Park, New York (Order of the Holy Cross). A Benedictine monastic order for men with houses in the U.S., Canada, and South Africa
Canada
- OSBCn Vancouver, Canada (Community of St. Michael the Archangel). A community of Benedictine Canons Regular founded in 2006.
- OHC Toronto, Canada (Order of the Holy Cross). A Benedictine monastic order for men with houses in Canada, South Africa, and the U.S.
South Africa
- OHC Grahamstown, South Africa (Order of the Holy Cross). A Benedictine monastic order for men with houses in South Africa, Canada, and the U.S.
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- Anglican Religious Communities Yearbook: 2004-2005. Norwich: Canterbury Press, 2003.
[edit] External links
- Anglican Benedictines
- Alton Abbey
- OSB Burford
- Abbey of Saint Benedict, Companions of Saint Luke
- osbcn.net/
- Holy Cross Monastery, West Park, NY, USA
- Mount Calvary Monastery, Santa Barbara, CA, USA
- Holy Cross Canada, Toronto, ON, Canada
- Mariya uMama we Themba Monastery Grahamstown, South Africa
- St. Gregory's Abbey, Three Rivers, MI, USA
- Order of St. Benedict within United Episcopal Church of North America
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