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Dear Friends,

We are delighted to welcome you to our newly refreshed website. Along with its new look, you will notice a new menu structure designed to help you find information more easily.

Here are a few helpful things to know:

  • Important Notices: When there is an important announcement, we will display a notice that can be opened using the link at the top of the page.
  • Changes to the Horarium: Any changes to our prayer times will be posted on the Prayer Times page, which you can access from the link at the top of the page.
  • Friday Meditation: The Friday Meditation page can be found through the Retreat Cottages link at the top of the page.

If you are looking for something and cannot find it, we would be very grateful for your feedback. Please use our Contact Us form and select “Feedback about the Website” from the drop-down menu.

Thank you for visiting our new website. We hope you find it welcoming, easy to use, and helpful.

God bless.

Sr Petra

Jamberoo Abbey

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"Incarnate Word, in whom all nature lives, Cast flame upon the earth: raise up contemplatives among us, those who walk within the fire of ceaseless prayer, impetuous desire. Set pools of silence in this thirsty land." Australian Poet - James McAuley 1917-1976

Spirit of St Benedict

Most of what we know about St. Benedict comes to us from the writings of Pope St. Gregory the Great – a Benedictine Monk before accepting to become Pope.

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The Community

Community life is an important guiding principle in the Rule of St Benedict. It sets out the way we seek God – living together and seeing Christ in each one of our sisters.

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Vocations

There is one thing I ask of the Lord for this I long, to live in the house of the Lord all the days of my life, to savour the sweetness of the Lord, to behold His temple.

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Oblates

The word “Oblate” derives originally from the Latin word for “offering”.

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News & Events

Dying to Die Book Launch

Dying to Die Book Launch

30 August 2026
We are blessed to share many joy-filled celebrations with our families, Oblates and friends here at Jamberoo Abbey and Saturday ...
We rejoice with Sr Julian

We rejoice with Sr Julian

9 August 2026
The celebration of the feast day of St Mary of the Cross MacKillop took on extra joy for the Benedictine ...
Solemn Monastic Profession of Sr Julian Grigor

Solemn Monastic Profession of Sr Julian Grigor

8 August 2026
On the Feast of St Mary MacKillop, 8 August 2026,  we will celebrate the ceremony of Solemn Monastic Profession of ...
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