Society of St Paul (SSP)
The Society of St Paul began in 1958 in Gresham, Oregon. Early ministry included nursing homes, a school, and commissary work in the Mid-East and … Read more
Gender: Male community
Society of St John the Evangelist (SSJE)
The Society of Saint John the Evangelist is the oldest of the Anglican orders for men, founded at Cowley in Oxford in 1866 by Father … Read more
Society of Saint Francis (SSF), Province of the Divine Compassion
The Province of the Divine Compassion came into being in 2011. It was established out of the previous Province of Australia and New Zealand. We … Read more
Society of Saint Francis (SSF), European Province
The Society of St Francis has diverse origins in a number of Franciscan groups that drew together during the 1930s to found one Franciscan Society. … Read more
Brotherhood of St Gregory (BSG)
The Brotherhood of Saint Gregory was founded on Holy Cross Day 1969, by Richard Thomas Biernacki, after consultation with many Episcopal and Roman Catholic Religious. … Read more
Anglican Order of Cistercians (OC)
The Order of Cistercians consists of uncloistered and dispersed professed men of eighteen years or over; laity who are confirmed and communicant Anglicans, and priests. … Read more
Little Brothers of Francis (LBF)
We are a community of Brothers who desire to deepen our relationship with God through prayer, manual work, community, and times of being alone in … Read more
Congrégation des Compagnons de Saint Benoît (CCSB)
The Congregation of the Companions of St Benedict was founded on July 11, 2007 by the Revd Brother Emmanuel Oba’a CCSB/OSB in the Anglican Church … Read more
Society of Saint Francis (SSF)
There are three different paths, or ‘Orders’ within the Society, paths which were founded by Francis himself in the thirteenth century, although our particular expression … Read more
Order of St Benedict, St Benedict’s Priory (OSB)
The monastery aims to provide an environment within which the traditional monastic balance between worship, study and work may be maintained with a characteristic Benedictine … Read more
