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  It does not get any better than this. Traditional daily Mass in a religious community, wonderful daily sermons, a Catholic school with sisters dressed like sisters, the beautiful Tridentine Mass, a Third Order for the lay people, excellent talks every Sunday after the second Mass with an accompanying brunch, like-minded people wishing to save their souls, brothers dressed as brothers should be dressed, i.e., in standard traditional religious garb, Stations of the Cross, Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, Benediction, beautiful hymns sung by the brothers, sisters and lay folk, free weekly talks on Catholic classics, Catholic history, current world events from a Catholic perspective, daily Confession, an excellent bookstore, a mammoth website . . . as one noted Catholic said, "The Catholic Church is alive and well in Richmond, NH," at Saint Benedict Center.

  Added July 12, 2017 by A Google User
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  Traditional Latin Mass! Great little school teaching the children from Kindergarten through 12th grade.

  Added June 07, 2017 by Jill Bosonetto
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  Our family moved to this area almost fifteen years ago. Coming from the West with the Latin Mass often far from home, we were looking for spiritual stability. We had been reading Center literature and had formed a circle of study under their Saint Augustine Institute, so we were already enthused with the crusade of Saint Benedict Center and eager to assist the religious in their work. Availability of the sacraments and frequent contact with brothers and sisters were easy enough to imagine, but we were unprepared for the impact that the school and community would have on our lives. We and our children are richly blessed to have such a network of support, companionship, grace, and wise counsel.

  Added March 08, 2017 by A Google User
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  Being @ SBC is like being at a little oasis of Catholicism. Marginalized by the world but supported by the Traditional Faith and Sacraments, there is a serious attempt at the virtue of Charity - the hallmark of Christian spirituality. There are few Catholic communities in this country that are lived with such steadfast commitment. The sermons are long but at least I learn something every week. All are welcome to visit, to stay a while, or to make this place your home.

  Added August 09, 2016 by A Google User
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  Dear Saint Benedict Center,
  Looking at your home page, I see no Catholic symbols...
  Please explain what your homepage means.
  In Jesus, Mary and Joseph,
  Sandra Martin

  Added August 08, 2016 by Sandra Martin