Benedictine feasts

Benedictine feasts refer to the religious celebrations observed by the Benedictine order, rooted in the Rule of Saint Benedict. They typically honor significant saints, events, or moments within the monastic calendar. These feasts often include special liturgical practices such as readings, prayers, and communal meals. The celebrations emphasize community, reflection, and devotion, aligning with Benedictine values of balance, prayer, and hospitality. Key feasts may include the feast of Saint Benedict, the order's founder, and other notable liturgical dates, fostering spiritual growth and a sense of belonging among the monastic community.