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This year's liturgical celebrations will be open to the public. Check here for more details.

On the feast of the Assumption, Sr Lily professed her First Vows as a Cistercian.

This year our annual 8-day retreat was led by Fr Isaac Keeley, OCSO.

This year we celebrate the anniversary of vows for four of our sisters.

On the feast of Corpus Christi, we welcomed Thao into the monastic community as a postulant.

All services at our Abbey Church are now open to the public. Livestream Mass is discontinued for now.

We received classes on sacramental theology and eucharistic theology in honor of the Archdiocesan Year of the Eucharist.

Check out what liturgies will be livestreamed or in-person this year.

On the Solemnity of St Joseph, Maggie received the Cistercian habit and her religious name.

Check here to see what liturgies are livestreamed or open to the public this Christmas.

On October 12, our Sr Karla pronounced her solemn vows and was consecrated as a Cistercian nun.

This Sunday, we welcomed Melina to begin her monastic journey as a member of our community.

Our community rejoiced together in thanksgiving for Sr Pamela's 50 years of religious profession.

At 4 am, our Sr Perpetua completed her earthly course and entered into the fullness of life.

We are now able to welcome a limited number of guests to some of the Divine Office each day. Our Gift Shop and Guest houses will remain closed for the rest of the year.

For the Archdiocese's Year of the Eucharist, we are offering an additional hour of Adoration on Sunday afternoons

As the spread of COVID-19 continues across our State, country and world, and we recognize that this peril will be among us for the long term, we are discerning how to respond to the opportunities for reopening available here in Massachusetts.

Letter to Monks and Nuns, by Bishop Aiello of Avelino

How we are planning to make our liturgies available online.

We regret to inform you of necessary disruptions to our monastic hospitality.