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The History and Tradition of Mount Angel Abbey

Developing a Vatican II Vision (1962 - 1988)

The History and Tradition of Mount Angel Abbey

This episode covers the changes on the Hilltop following the 2nd Vatican Council in 1962. Br. Cyril and Pat discuss changes to the liturgy, developments in the seminary, and some of the key monks during these important years. Hear about the famous Columbus Day storm, changes to the voting structure of Benedictines, the vocation of the laity promoted by Fr. Bernard Sander, and more! Tune in to our final episode to hear how a world class architect agreed to design the Mount Angel Abbey Library. * Discover more about Mount Angel Abbey. * Support this podcast! * The History and Tradition of Mount Angel Abbey is produced at the studios of Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.

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About Podcast

Since its founding in the Willamette Valley of Oregon in 1882, the Benedictine monks of Mount Angel Abbey have carried on the ancient monastic practices of work and prayer. Over the years as the Church’s needs, expectations, and ideas about ministry have changed, so has the Hilltop. With an eye on the future, join us in uncovering stories from the dynamic past of the Benedictine monks of Mount Angel Abbey.

Welcome to “The History and Tradition of Mount Angel Abbey” with Brother Cyril Drnjevic, Benedictine monk and Mount Angel Abbey historian, and host Pat Ryan, Executive Director of Mater Dei Radio.

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