Benedictine Oblates are lay people – women and men, married and single, Christian but not necessarily Catholic – who affiliate themselves with a particular Benedictine community in order to follow the Rule of St. Benedict in their lives outside the monastery. This blog is maintained by the Benedictine Sisters of St. Mary Monastery, Rock Island, Ill. Welcome!
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