Cassinese Congregation

The Cassinese Congregation is a group of Benedictine monasteries that follow the Rule of Saint Benedict, which emphasizes community living, prayer, work, and hospitality. Formed in the 15th century, it seeks to maintain the traditional practices of monastic life while adapting to modern needs. The name "Cassinese" comes from the Abbey of Monte Cassino in Italy, founded by St. Benedict himself. The congregation includes many monasteries across different countries, promoting spiritual growth, education, and social service while fostering a sense of unity and shared mission among its members.