Congregation of St. Maur

The Congregation of Saint Maur was a Catholic monastic order founded in 1841 in France, dedicated to scholarly work, particularly biblical studies, history, and education. They emphasized rigorous scholarship, biblical preservation, and teaching, attracting intellectuals and academics. Known for their discipline and dedication, they established schools, libraries, and publishing houses to promote Christian learning. The Maurists played a significant role in medieval studies and biblical research, combining monastic life with scholarly pursuits. Their work influenced historical biblical scholarship and education, leaving a lasting legacy in the fields of theology and history.