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Seminary
Forming men from around the country for service to the Church.
ARE YOU A BISHOP OR VOCATION DIRECTOR?
Learn MorePermanent Deacons
Providing high-quality formation programs for the permanent diaconate.
ARE YOU A BISHOP OR DIRECTOR OF DEACON FORMATION?
Learn MoreGraduate Theology
Preparing women and men, young and old, for ministry and spiritual growth.
ARE YOU A COLLEGE GRAD AND READY FOR MORE?
Pursue Your M.A.Continuing Lay Formation
Offering certificate courses and sabbaticals to grow your ministry.
ARE YOU A LAY PERSON?
View OptionsOngoing Priestly Formation
Sharpening skills and ensuring that priests are holy, healthy and effective.
ARE YOU A PRIEST OR CONTINUING EDUCATION DIRECTOR?
View OptionsYouth & Young Adult
Transforming the Catholic youth of today through conferences and programs.
ARE YOU A YOUTH MINISTER, PARENT, OR TEEN?
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News
Br. Michael Reyes professes temporary vows at Saint Meinrad
Novice Dennis Reyes professed his temporary vows as a Benedictine monk in a ceremony on January 20, 2020, at Saint Meinrad Archabbey, St. Meinrad, IN.
News
Novice joins Benedictine community at Saint Meinrad
In a brief ceremony, Novice Simon Holden was clothed in the Benedictine habit at Saint Meinrad Archabbey, St. Meinrad, IN, on January 19, 2020.
Events
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Professor of Moral Theology
Fr. Mark O'Keefe, OSB
A Benedictine monk and former school president, Fr. O'Keefe has also served as a parish pastor. His teaching focus is on moral theology and medical ethics.
Seminarian
Stephen Van Lal Than
Stephen Van Lal Than is a seminarian studying for the Diocese of Owensboro.
Associate Professor of Church History
Dr. Kimberly Baker
Dr. Baker teaches survey courses on the patristic and medieval church eras and on topics such as patristic preaching, care for the poor, and Christian martyrdom.
STUDENT, MASTER OF ARTS
Steve Angrisano
A liturgical musician from Coppell, Texas, Steve chose Saint Meinrad specifically because he could study at a Benedictine monastery.
