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- Notice 9/8/2020
  
  Some Good News:
  Our trails are now reopened after the big storm recently which brought down many branches and made the trails unuseable. We have completed the clean-up operation and we are good to go. Enjoy!
- Water Shortages at the Abbey 9/1/2020
  
  Like many of our neighbours in the farming community we are experiencing severe water shortages. Deacon Jose has found a way to get us water from an outside source to keep us 'ticking over' on a temporary basis. But it looks like we are going to have to start drilling for a new well when we get the report from the geologist. During the Covid Crisis the constant mantra was "Wash your hands, wash your hands." Now, to save water, it is "Don't wash your hands, don't wash your hands!" :)
- Article in Catholic Sentinel
  
  Our very dear Fr Casey went to our Redwoods Sisters in California in February for a short retreat. Whilst he was down there the Covid-19 virus broke out and health restrictions advised that he remain there until it is safe to return. An article about this event appears in the current issue of the Catholic Sentinel. Click on image left to view the article in the Catholic Sentinel.
- Funeral Homily by Abbot Peter
  
  Abbot Peter's Funeral Homily for our beloved deceased, Fr Peter Plakut - Given in the Abbey church on June 4th 2020
- Death Notice 5/29/2020
  
  Our beloved Fr Peter Plakut has just died. He was working in the garden doing what he loved most. Because of the current health precautions over Covid-19 the funeral will be private - no guests. More information to follow Thanks for your prayers.
- New Signs For the Abbey Trails (5/8/2020)
  
  We have completed most of the signs for the Abbey Hiking Trails. We hope this will give an improved spiritual and peaceful experience for our hiker-guests. We are also aiming at improving conservation for wildlife and plant-life. We have to thank our plant-manager, Deacon Jose, who worked hard to get the project finished on time. Well done Jose!