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Help the Sisters “get something done”! It’s simple and easy to support St. Paul’s Monastery through online giving.
Your gift supports:
• The advancement of our ministries
• The spiritual formation of the Sisters, Benedictine Associates, and Oblates
• The continuing education of the Sisters
• The care of our aging Sisters allowing them to stay active, independent and age with dignity

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Today’s #TBT is of (from left-right) Sister Iren

Today’s #TBT is of (from left-right) Sister Irene Uptegrove, Sister Duane Moes, and a Goldenaire artist. The Goldenaires were a Maplewood senior citizens’ group that began weekly Wednesday meetings at St. Paul’s Priory in 1973 until June 1993. This ecumenical senior citizens’ group met for classes in Scripture, current events, art, Spanish, and physical fitness taught by Sisters Luanne Meagher, Claire Lynch, Irene Uptegrove, Duane Moes, Helaine Harrer, and Carolyn Bergup.

Today we remember and celebrate the life of Sister

Today we remember and celebrate the life of Sister Duane (Patricia) Moes. While today’s funeral services at St. Paul’s Monastery will not be open to the public, we invite you to watch the live stream beginning at 11:00 a.m. on our Facebook page.

Sister Duane was born on December 27, 1921 and died peacefully on June 30, 2020 in the Monastery Healthcare Center at age 98, having lived her monastic profession 76 years. She was the last living charter member of our Community. We pray, that after her many years of dedication and prayer, she may be received into heaven with the same love she bestowed on others. To read Sister Duane Moe’s full obituary, please go to: stpaulsmonastery.org/in-memoriam-sister-duane-moes-osb/

Our job is to love.

Our job is to love.

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