Holy Week brought the blessing of the Holy Triduum, with its powerful array of liturgies. The monastic and extended communities of Portsmouth were grateful to be able to fully participate in these sacred moments. Added to the liturgical life were various devotions as well as a Good Friday conference for the School. To give a sense of the evangelical teaching of these high holy days, we provide here excerpts from reflections and homilies of the week, with links to the complete versions of each.
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Notes from the Underground:
Planning an Abbatial Blessing
With the Abbatial Blessing just two weeks away (May 7), Brother Sixtus Roslevich provides the inside story on all of the groundwork and preparation.
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In 1931, Leonard Sargent, founder of the monastery of Portsmouth, published a monograph outlining the religious journey that led him to the Benedictines and to the foundation of a community at Portsmouth. His autobiographical sketch, entitled Pictures and Persons, offers insight into his vision and the community life he helped to set into motion.
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