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St. Anselm’s Abbey School

A Catholic, Benedictine School for Boys Grades 6 - 12

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Welcome to the homepage of St. Anselm's Abbey School, where students are known, respected, and cared for by faculty, staff, and peers; where exploring ideas and loving learning are the norm.

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Welcome to our website. While you are here, I hope you will explore our rigorous academic offerings, learn more about our outstanding students and faculty, and come away with a sense of the Pax in Sapientia—Peace in Understanding, the school's motto—that we strive to instill in each of our students.
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Obedience

Listening to one another with mercy, working to understand and anticipate the needs of others, and acting to serve those needs, which may be different than our own.

Humility

Walking in true knowledge of self in relation to God, others and creation; recognizing limitations without losing hope, and accepting gifts without becoming arrogant.

Discipline

A daily dedication to begin again in facing responsibilities, stretching beyond one’s comfort level to master complex practices and ideas.

Hospitality

Welcoming others as Christ, offering a place in which persons and ideas feel “at home” where each can be transformed by one another on a common journey.

Stewardship

Revering all of creation in its beauty and proper use, recognizing it as a gift from God, and using what we have for the sake of all people.

Community

Embracing a shared life in the classroom and in extracurricular activities, through prayer and academic work for the common good of self and each other for today, tomorrow and forever.

Love of Christ and Neighbor

Call to support others as a community, impelled by the love for Christ above all things.

Prayer

Participation in the Benedictine liturgy, lectio, and personal prayer to grow mindful of God’s eternal presence and open to the movement of the Spirit.

Conversatio morum

Conversion of self, by daily commitment to Christ rather than self-centered preoccupations, getting up again after one falls, and letting oneself be transformed to give glory to the Lord.

Stability

Committing oneself to a place for a lifetime through prayer and work, cultivating lasting relationships among confreres, faculty, students, and parents.

10 Hallmarks of Benedictine Education

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