An Olivetan Benedictine Monastery founded September 3, 1974
Prior Louis B. Hasenfuss, O.S.B.

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Blessed Bernard Tolomei, founder of the Olivetan Benedictine Order, was canonized at St. Peter's, Rome on April 26, 2009 making him 
St. Bernard Tolomei
Daily Masses are held at 12 Noon 
Sunday Mass
is at 10:30 a.m. 
Compline - 8 p.m.
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The Beginning

In the spring of 1974 Bishop Francis J. Green, of the Diocese of Tucson, made the request for a Christian renewal center to be established in Cochise County, the southeast corner of the diocese.

Abbot David Geraets, O.S.B. of the founding Benedictine Abbey, Pecos, New Mexico, asked Fr. Louis B. Hasenfuss O.S.B. to begin the project. He arrived in St. David from Albuquerque, accompanied by Paul Meuller and Steve Stevens, on September 3, 1974. They settled in on the 92 acres property. Maxine and Larry Lee, a married California couple, and Fr. Clark Moore, a Tucson Diocesan priest, were there with Marty Martinez. From this nucleus the Monastery grows today.

On December 12, 1974 the ground was broken for Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, with Bishop Green presiding over the historic occasion. He also presided over the church dedication on June 24, 1981. 


Directions to Holy Trinity Monastery:
From Tucson - East on Interstate 10, off at either Exits 303 or 304 in Benson, South on Highway 80 (Tombstone & Douglas) to St. David (approximately 8 miles) - Monastery is located south of St. David between Mile Post 302 and 303.

From the East - Get off I-10 at Exit 306 - travel west in Benson to pick up Highway 80, follow above directions.