Belmont Abbey is a community of monks, founded in 1859, following the Rule of St Benedict.
Under the guidance of the Abbot the monks lead a common life of work, study and prayer.
The main work of the Community is pastoral: on its parishes (in Wales, Herefordshire, and Cumbria), overseas with its foundation in Northern Peru, and at the Abbey welcoming guests and visitors to its guesthouse, Hedley Lodge, and to those on retreat.

Welcome to the Belmont Abbey Website.
Latest news: The Solemn Profession of Dom Andrew. Restoration work on the Abbey Church is due to be completed at the end of June.
Holy Land Blog: a pilgrim's account of the Belmont Abbey Pilgrimage to the Holy Land organized by Dom Brendan last November.
Forthcoming
Retreats: Our new Programme
of Retreats and Conferences for 2009 is now online. Coming up:
Icon Painting Workshops:
3-12
June. Love
was His Meaning: a weekend on Julian of Norwich: June 26-28. He
took bread: the Eucharist from Age to Age.
July 27-30.
Peru: Links to the new Spanish website of the Monastery of the Incarnation, with beautiful pictures of the new monastery, and news through Fr David's Blog: Monks and Mermaids.
Restoration work on the Abbey Church began on 16th September. For the next nine months the Church will only be in use for Sundays, major feast days and for special celebrations. The monastic refectory has been transformed into a chapel for all other services. Guests are welcome to join the community there for Mass and the Divine Office, access via Hedley Lodge.
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Times of Services: Mass:
Sundays 8.30am (Parish Mass), 9.30am (Conventual
Mass), 11.00am (Parish Mass) Divine Office: Morning 6.30am, Midday 12.45pm, Vespers 6.00pm, Compline 8.00pm. |
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