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| Monday-Friday 6:30am – Morning Prayer 7:15 am – Mass 11:45 am – Mid-day Prayer* 5:15 pm – Evening Prayer (Vespers) 7:00 pm – Night Prayer (Compline)* |
Saturday 8:00 am – Morning Prayer & Mass 11:45 am- Mid-day Prayer* 5:15 pm – Evening Prayer (Vespers) 7:00 pm – Night Prayer (Compline)* |
Sunday 7:00 am Morning Prayer 9:30 am Mass 11:00 am Mid-day Prayer* 5:15 pm Evening Prayer (Vespers) 7:00 pm Night Prayer (Compline)* |
*take place at the Abbey Oratory rather than the chapel.
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Mount Michael Abbey welcomes request for Mass intentions. We will see to it that the Masses are celebrated as promptly as possible.
The offering you make should correspond with that suggested by the diocese in which you reside. Your pastor will be able to inform you of what the stipend of a particular diocese may be. $10.00 is the suggested offering in the Omaha Archdiocese. |
Mass Intentions Online or Please address such requests to: Mass Intentions Development Office Mount Michael Benedictine Abbey 22520 Mount Michael Road Elkhorn, NE 68022 or Gazelle Johnson 402-253-0953 or ext. 1203 gjohnson@mountmichael.org |
Mount Michael Abbey’s CasketsOur Caskets were designed by Bro. Andrew Sorensen, O.S.B. (1921-2007) who worked as the Abbey’s carpenter. Many of our deceased monks are buried in these beautiful hand-made wooden caskets crafted by Bro. Andrew. |
Learn more about our Abbey’s Caskets |
| On Fall Festival Day there will be no 9:30 Mass. Mass will be at 6:00 pm on Saturday. | |
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OUR MISSIONMount Michael is a community of vision and promise. The vision is given life and direction through the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the Rule of St. Benedict. The promise is kept through dedicated prayer and work. Time and space are made holy, ‘That in all things, God may be glorified.’ |