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  Beautiful and peaceful environment. Only been a handful of times but the experience is always a great one of course.

  Added April 29, 2017 by Tony Huffman
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  I stayed here a couple of different times for a week each time. The experience is unique each day. These monks live a well balanced life of work and prayer. If you get a chance to visit, ask to dine with the monks, the hospitality and quality of food is fantastic.

  Added January 19, 2017 by Flavius Macrobius
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  This is a very holy place. How could I give it less than a perfect 5 stars? ;) You can hardly help but have a unique and prayerful experience if you go there with an open mind and heart. The monks pray and chant in Latin. They live in their cells in a cloister. They work the land, keep livestock and create art and artifacts. They exude holiness and yet they have hands that know work. In the air, like incense, is a feeling of other which is a mix of the heaven they pine for and the France of their origins.

  Added December 16, 2016 by John Van Hecke
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  A spiritual port for pilgrims and lovers of God. A medieval-like monastery with a village of traditional Catholics built around it.

  Added August 07, 2016 by Rick Nerio