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St. Michael’s Abbey

A community of Canons Regular of Premontre,
under the guardianship of St. Michael the Archangel, Prince of the Heavenly Hosts,
dedicated for over 60 years to daily liturgical prayer, teaching, and service.
Daily Public Prayer Times
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The Abbot's Circle

Upcoming Events

PLEASE NOTE : All confessions are canceled from January 1 through January 10. The regular confession schedule will resume on Saturday, January 11.
UPDATE:
Road closures Oct 8th, 2023
Monday, January 13
Confessions from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. are canceled.
Saturday, February 1
RETREAT
Renewing Your Marriage: Marriage Preparation for the Already-Married
For information and to register, please click
here.
Sunday, February 2
Solemnity of the Presentation of the Lord
10:00 a.m. Mass is the only Mass of the day.
PLEASE NOTE : Tax letters for 2024 will be sent out at the end of January 2025, by email (if a valid one is on file) or by mail.  Please contact gifts@stmichaelsabbey.com with any questions.

"Christ does not call us to fear the darkness..."
Michaelmas 2024
VESPERS - SEPT 29 - 5 PM (Pacific)
JOIN US FOR VESPERS FOR THE FEAST OF ST. MICAHEL, AVAILABLE BY LIVESTREAM 
AT THE LINK BELOW.
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Our vocation is to pray.
The community's prayers are our greatest gift.
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Discern God’s call.
Become a living sacrifice,
serving God and His people.
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The
Abbot’s Circle

Is a first-of-its-kind virtual monastery—an evolving, curated library that offers an inside look at the artistic, cultural, intellectual, and spiritual work that the Norbertines of St. Michael’s Abbey carry out each day for the praise and honor of Jesus Christ.

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Immersed in the 900-year tradition of our order, the Norbertine Fathers live a common life of liturgical prayer and care for souls. Our abbey in Southern California consists of over sixty priests and more than forty seminarians studying for the priesthood.