Location
Nom officielO L. of Guadalupe Abbey
Numéro60
Adresse9200 NE Abbey Rd, Carlton, OR, United States
Informations de contact
Téléphone[1] (503) 852-7174
Fax[1] (503) 852-0193
Email communautécommunity@trappistabbey.org
Site webwww.trappistabbey.org
SupérieurDom Scott Dilworth, Abbot 2025
Autres informations
Statut juridiqueAbbey
DiocèseArchidioecesis Portlandensis in Oregon (Portland in Oregon)
Région OCSOUSA
OriginesFounded by Spencer (“the Valley”) at Pecos NM in 1948; raised to the status of abbey in 1950; transferred to Oregon in 1955.
Histoire
- 1951, 24 January: blessing of first abbot.
- 1952: Because the community is not able to make a living where it is, the general chapter gives its authorization to transfer to another location
- 1953: A property is purchased in Oregon.
- 1954: The property is prepared and a temporary monastery built.
- 1955, 1 March: The community travels to Oregon by air.
- 1970 New industries: Bindery and Carpentry shop
- 1977 New Guesthouse Units: the Blessing.
- 1981 New industry: Fruitcakes
- 1992 New meditation hall finished: Bethany House
- 1994 New Industry: Wine Warehouse
- 2007, 8 December: Blessing of new church
Père immédiatSpencer
Maisons fillesRedwoods (since 1969) ; New Melleray (Delegate since 2018); Tarrawarra (since 2022)
Supérieurs préc.
- Columban HAWKINS — Superior — ?/12/1947 – 23/11/1950
- Columban HAWKINS — Abbot — 23/11/1950 – 20/07/1969
- Benedict GRIESEMER — Abbot — 04/08/1969 – 09/11/1973
- Bernard McVEIGH — Sup. ad nutum — 20/11/1973 – 04/11/1974
- Bernard McVEIGH — Abbot — 04/11/1974 – 05/01/1994
- Peter McCARTHY — Abbot 10/01/1994 – 09/03/2025
Travail/revenusBookbinding, forestry, fruitcakes, wine shop.
Install. hôtes5 cottages (double occupancy): four are used for retreatants and 1 for monks’ families. The guests eat in the dining room of the old guesthouse and are served the same food as the monks. Individual retreats are normally for one week. A group retreat is organized once per month.
TransportAirport : Portland, Oregon.
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