The Benedictine Sisters of Erie are creating community for today. Brick by Brick provides generative space to allow young people to grow, explore, and see how monastic wisdom, paired with their unique experiences, takes root in their life.

St. Benedict wrote his 6th century Rule of Life for one of the four kinds of monks he named in that short Rule. After 1500 years, it's time to explore the life of a Fifth Kind of Monk.

Sister Susan Doubet's journal shares some of the goings-on at Mount Saint Benedict Monastery and with the Benedictine Sisters of Erie. Since May 2017 Sister Susan has been sharing pictures and thoughts on how daily occurrences, in their simple dailiness, make time holy.

The Erie Benedictine Laudato Sí Platform Committee works locally to meet the challenge of Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Sí, On Care for Our Common Home. We follow the direction set by the International Laudato Sí Action Platform.

In Risking the Questions, Sister Joan Chittister and her friend and biographer, former National Catholic Reporter editor Tom Roberts, discuss deep and universal topics like the nature of God, our purpose in life, how to respond to changing times, and more.

Sister Carolyn Gorny-Kopkowski reflects on creation, spirituality, and life in her podcasts. With more than 60 years as a Benedictine Sister of Erie, she has much to draw from and share with us.