The Ananie V session gathered 25 Benedictine and Cistercian monks and nuns for a three-month training in France. A valuable springboard for future community leaders, the next session will take place in 2028.
Students of the Monastic Institute of Sant’Anselmo recently concluded a study pilgrimage to Romania, engaging with Orthodox communities to explore the shared roots of Eastern and Western monasticism.
The Hungarian Benedictine Congregation has elevated the Monastery of Saint Maurice in Bakonybél to an independent conventual priory. Father Izsák Zsolt Baán OSB is its first prior.
Abbot Primate Jeremias reflects on Pentecost and Roman traffic. He shares his delight regarding the Venice Biennale and reveals his summer itineraries.
The database of the new Catalogus 2025 provides fresh insights. Today, we present two statistics on the global distribution of the 5,875 monks within our Confederation.
Which monks and nuns of the Benedictine tradition have the greatest reach? A first attempt at an overview.
A Benedictine monk of the Abbey of Tepeyac, Father Gabriel Chávez de la Mora OSB was a seminal figure in the renewal of contemporary sacred architecture and liturgical art in Mexico.
On 7 May 2026, the Faculty of Philosophy at Sant’Anselmo awarded an honorary doctorate to the distinguished historian of philosophy, Andreas Speer.
CIB Moderator Sister Lynn McKenzie visits Benedictine communities in Argentina, Uruguay, and Chile, fostering global sisterhood and preparing for the 2026 Symposium at Sant’Anselmo.
