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School
History
The
creation of Mount Michael Benedictine Abbey and High School is based
on the fundamentals established by Benedict of Nursia in 529. The
Benedictine tradition embodies respect for learning and the intellectual
and spiritual quest for truth in a family-like setting.
Since the Sixth Century, St.
Benedict's followers have lived the monastic life of worship and
work, integrating a life of spirituality, scholarship and the formation
of a Christian community. Today the monks of Mount Michael, together
with dedicated lay men and women are committed to continuing the
mission of St. Benedict.
Mount Michael was founded in
1953 by Immaculate Conception Abbey in Missouri. It began as a high
school and junior college for men preparing for the priesthood and
was called St. John Vianney Seminary. In the spring of 1970, the
monks decided that their resources and talents would be better utilized
by the creation of Mount Michael Benedictine High School, a Catholic
residential high school encompassing grades 9 through 12 with a
focus on college-prep curriculum.
* Icon of St. Benedict by Sister Mary Charles O.S.B.
is located in the Mt. Michael Chapel
Eric Crawford
Director of Admissions
(402) 253-0946
admissions@mountmichael.com
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