YOUR DONATION ALLOWS US TO LIVE OUR MISSION
To live our mission, we rely on the time, talent and financial contribution of you, our friend and supporter. Thank you for listening to God’s call to support our mission.
Where We Spend Our Resources
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
VOLUNTEERS
We welcome women and men of any denomination who wish to generously share their time and talents to help the Sisters minister to the broader community.
Interested in volunteering at the St. Paul's Monastery? Fill out our Volunteer Form today or contact Jason Wittak, Events & Volunteer Coordinator, at jwittak@stpaulsmonastery.org or at 651-777-8181, Ext. 409.
WAYS OF GIVING
There are many ways to support the Sisters of St. Paul’s Monastery. Some gifts have an immediate impact, while others are planned to ensure the future of the Monastery for generations.
The gift of interest is the energy and inspiration you bring to the Sisters and their ministries by connecting your passion with their vision. Join them for prayer and conversation, volunteer at the Monastery and stay in touch with their news and plans.
The gift of investment in a financial contribution you make to share your resources with the Sisters. Funds are used to provide for the needs of the Sisters and to advance their ministry projects and programs.
The gift of your influence is the capacity that you have to tell others about the Sisters of St. Paul’s Monastery and their good works.

Testimonials from Our Friends
Joan Antastasi
THE RULE OF ST.BENEDICT
THE RULE OF ST. BENEDICT
The Rule of St. Benedict serves as an invitation to open our hearts to God. It summons us to recognize our responsibility in the world and the proper use of resources. Above all, the Rule reminds us of the fundamental value of living our lives in search and service of God, preferring nothing to the love of Christ.