January 22nd - 24th, 2021
(For single, Catholic women ages 18-45)
For more information, please contact Sr. Judith Maria at (479) 783-4147 or [email protected]
If interested send your resume to [email protected].
| Wednesday | 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM |
| Friday | 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM |
We do not offer in store shopping at this time but someone is available to assist you if you come to the monastery door. Please wear a mask.
You may also place an order via phone at (479) 783-4147.
Online Shopping is available at https://shop.stscho.org
We are happy to report that the Sisters of St. Scholastica Monastery are all COVID free following our recent testing and strict quarantine.
It has been four months since St. Scholastica began to shelter in place to avoid the spread of COVID-19 in the community, and we are grateful that no sisters have been infected.
With this happy news, we will continue our practice safety and take continued precautions to prevent the virus's spread.
Every sister and all of our on-site employees have been tested. If anyone has been in contact with the community and holds concern, we encourage you to please get tested.
We thank you for your prayers for our employees and us during this challenging time!
The monastery will continue to be CLOSED to the public for the foreseeable future, at least through December 1st, including Hesychia House of Prayer, in New Blaine.
Thank you very much for your prayers and support of us here at St. Scholastica Monastery.
We would like to thank you for checking in on us and keeping us in your thoughts and prayers. We are grateful and we will continue praying for the needs of the world.
Weekly Reflection - January 19, 2021
Women called. Called by God to a greater love. Love propelled these women beyond themselves. Themselves, unsure of what was to be and what the future held. Held in the certain hope that God would not let them down they gave. Gave consent, a constant ''yes' in all that they knew and experienced. Experienced in what youth and hope could offer going forward in faith. Faith in God, in each other, and the monastic call they embraced. Embraced by nothing else for the world and work was hard, unbending. Unbending but strong these women, too, learning wisdom on the way, seeking. Seeking out the God who calls women of yesterday and today. Today we know gratitude for the ones who went before. Before us now are the women called beyond tomorrow. Tomorrow is unknown and quickly here-- Here by a greater love God still calls women. Women Called.
