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Benedictine Abbey of Newark
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Benedictine Abbey of Newark
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newarkabbey.org
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1857
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The Benedictine Abbey of Newark is a Roman Catholic Benedictine monastic community established in Newark, New Jersey in 1857 by Abbot Boniface Wimmer of Saint Vincent Archabbey. Operating as a 501(c)-equivalent religious nonprofit with 14 named vowed monks and a total headcount of 11-50, the Abbey is one of the only urban monasteries in the United States. Its three core operating units are St. Benedict's Preparatory School (an inner-city Catholic college-preparatory school for boys originally founded in 1868, closed in 1972 following the Newark riots and white flight, and re-founded in 1973 with 87 students), St. Mary's Church (a Roman Catholic parish serving a thriving immigrant community primarily from West Africa and the Caribbean), and the Monastic Formation Program, which is supplemented by the Benedictine Volunteer Program for young men aged 20-30 and an oblate association for lay participants. The Abbey also operates the Pierre Toussaint Food Pantry and maintains a country retreat property in Sussex County, New Jersey. Revenue derives from three streams: educational services at St. Benedict's Prep, parish collections and professional services through St. Mary's, and a distributed donor base giving via the Abbey's website (powered by Blackbaud) at suggested one-time levels of $50-$1,000 with monthly recurring options. The community is governed by an Abbot elected for life and is a member of the American-Cassinese Congregation of Benedictine Monasteries; Abbot Augustine J. Curley was elected as the Third Abbot in May 2022, succeeding Abbot Melvin J. Valvano, who served for 49 years.

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The Benedictine Abbey of Newark is a Roman Catholic Benedictine monastic community in Newark, NJ, operating since 1857. It runs St. Benedict's Preparatory School, St. Mary's Church parish, a monastic formation program, and urban outreach for inner-city youth and immigrant parishioners.

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HeadquartersNewark, United States
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monastic community services, catholic secondary education, parish ministry, urban food assistance, religious vocational formation
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1Religious Orders & Monastic Communities (Monasteries, Convents)
CodeBPAGAJACPrimaryYes
2Faith-Based Social Services & Community Outreach (Food Pantries, Shelters, Counseling)
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3Local Congregations & Worship Communities (Churches, Mosques, Temples, Synagogues)
CodeBPAGAJAAPrimaryNo
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  • Religious Organizations8131
  • Religious Organizations813110
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  • Services-Social Services8300
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Religious and Educational Services
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1Educational Services
TypeSubscription Recurring
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Monks operate St. Benedict's Preparatory School, an inner-city boys' college preparatory school in Newark, NJ. The school was re-founded in 1973 and serves students from diverse racial, economic, and ethnic backgrounds.

newarkabbey.org
2Parish Ministry
TypeProfessional Services
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Monks serve as priests at St. Mary's Church, which serves a thriving immigrant community from Africa and the Caribbean. Priests from the monastery also serve as chaplains to St. Walburga Monastery in Elizabeth and help in parishes in neighboring communities.

newarkabbey.org
3Donations and Benefactors
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The Abbey relies on generous benefactors who donate through the Support Us page. The website accepts one-time and recurring donations via credit card or direct debit for Monastery Operations, Monastery Endowment, or other designations.

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1One-time or recurring monetary donations
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Suggested donation amounts: $1,000, $500, $250, $100, $50, or custom amount. Monthly recurring gift option available with billing on day 28 of each month.

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1St. Benedict's Preparatory School
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Boys' preparatory school operated by the monks of Newark Abbey, serving students from Newark and surrounding areas since 1868, reopened in 1973 as an integrated inner-city school.

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The Benedictine Abbey of Newark is a Roman Catholic Benedictine monastic community of monks in the Order of Saint Benedict who sustain a life of prayer, study, and work while operating apostolic works: St. Benedict's Prep (an urban college-preparatory school for young men from Newark and surrounding communities), St. Mary's Parish and Church (downtown Newark), a monastic formation program for candidates discerning religious life, the Benedictine Volunteer Program (post-college lay volunteers serving at the Prep), and the Pierre Toussaint Food Pantry (emergency food distribution to Newark residents in need).

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  • St. Benedict's Prep re-founded in 1973 with 87 students, now serving diverse inner-city population
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Benedictine Abbey of Newark operates primarily as a monastic community with educational and parish apostolates. The core offerings include St. Benedict's Preparatory School (a Catholic college-preparatory school for young men), Saint Mary's Church (a Roman Catholic parish serving a diverse immigrant community), the Benedictine Volunteer Program (for young Catholic men), and a monastic formation program for those discerning a religious vocation. The abbey also operates outreach programs including a food pantry. These products and services are interconnected through the monks' commitment to the Benedictine values of prayer, work, and community service in an urban setting.

Product and service5 records
1St. Benedict's Prep
CategoryCatholic secondary education
Description

An urban, Catholic, college-preparatory secondary school for young men, operated by the Benedictine monks of the Abbey of Newark in Newark, New Jersey. The school serves students from Newark and the surrounding region, with a strong emphasis on Benedictine values, academic rigor, and tuition affordability supported by Abbey scholarships and donor aid.

2St. Mary's Parish and Church
CategoryParish ministry
Description

A Roman Catholic parish in downtown Newark, New Jersey, served by the Benedictine monks of the Abbey, providing Sunday worship, daily Mass, the sacraments, faith formation, and parish community life to parishioners, students, families, and downtown residents.

3Benedictine Volunteer Program
CategoryYoung adult volunteer formation program
Description

A post-college volunteer service program placing recent Catholic college graduates in one or more years of full-time service at St. Benedict's Prep, providing teaching, tutoring, mentoring, and residence-life support in exchange for room, board, and a modest stipend.

4Monastic Formation Program
CategoryReligious vocational formation
Description

A formation program for men discerning and preparing for Benedictine monastic life in the Order of Saint Benedict, including candidacy, novitiate, and juniorate stages leading to solemn monastic profession, with priestly ordination for those called to the ministerial priesthood.

5Pierre Toussaint Food Pantry
CategoryFood assistance / social outreach
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A free, walk-in emergency food pantry operated by the Benedictine Abbey of Newark that distributes groceries to Newark-area households and individuals experiencing food insecurity, regardless of religion or background.

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Partnership6 partners
Strategic tierMinorTypeOthersAnnounced on1989-01-01
Description

Newark Abbey adopted Saint Maur Priory in Indianapolis as a dependency in 1989. The seven monks attached to Saint Maur thereby became members of Newark Abbey. The arrangement has enabled integration of monks between the two communities.

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Monks of Newark Abbey operate St. Benedict's Prep, an inner-city Catholic college-preparatory school for boys in Newark, NJ. The school was re-founded in 1973 and has become the primary apostolate of the monastery. Abbot Melvin Valvano served as President of St. Benedict's Prep for nearly 50 years.

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The Abbey Church of St. Mary is staffed by the monks and serves a thriving immigrant community, now mostly from Africa and the Caribbean. Priests from the monastery also serve as chaplains to St. Walburga Monastery (Benedictine Sisters in Elizabeth) and help in parishes in neighboring communities.

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Benedictine Sisters in Elizabeth, NJ. Priests from Newark Abbey serve as chaplains to this sister community.

5St. Mary's Abbey (Morristown)
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Originally part of the same community until 1968 when Newark became independent. The Morristown house now operates Delbarton School. The two communities share some history and occasional collaboration.

newarkabbey.org
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Third-party donation processing platform used for the Abbey's online giving page. Handles credit card and direct debit donations.

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TypeDirect peer
Description

Benedictine monastery in Belmont, NC, operating Belmont Abbey College. Comparable as a small-to-mid Benedictine monastic community running a Catholic college-prep apostolate.

2Saint John's Abbey
TypeDirect peer
Description

Benedictine abbey in Collegeville, MN, that operates Saint John's University and Preparatory School. One of the largest Benedictine monastic-educational complexes in the U.S., providing the same combined Prep + parish + formation model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Benedictine archabbey in southern Indiana operating Saint Meinrad Seminary and School of Theology. Comparable as a Benedictine community running an educational apostolate plus seminary formation program, with shared American-Cassinese affiliation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Benedictine abbey in Atchison, KS, that operates Benedictine College — a combined monastic community + Catholic college-prep institution directly comparable in mission, scale, and operating structure to Newark Abbey + St. Benedict's Prep.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Founding archabbey from which Abbot Boniface Wimmer sent the three monks who established Newark in 1857. Operates Saint Vincent College, providing the same Rule-of-St.-Benedict-based monastic + college-prep model with shared American-Cassinese heritage.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Benedictine abbey in St. Benedict, Oregon, that operates Mount Angel Seminary — a parallel monastic + seminary formation model under the same Rule of St. Benedict.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Benedictine monastery in Rhode Island operating Portsmouth Abbey School, a co-ed Catholic prep school. Comparable as a small Benedictine community operating a college-preparatory school as its primary apostolate.

8American-Cassinese Congregation of Benedictine Monasteries
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

The federation of Benedictine monasteries to which Newark Abbey belongs. Indirect 'peer' as the parent canonical body that Newark Abbey is affiliated with — not a competing organization but the coordinating structure for shared governance, formation, and resources across U.S. Cassinese monasteries.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Benedictine monastery in Manchester, NH, founded by Newark Abbey monks in 1889. Operates Saint Anselm College, sharing the same Newark-rooted Benedictine culture and the combined monastic-educational apostolate model.

10St. Mary's Abbey (Delbarton School)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Benedictine monastery in Morristown, NJ, that operated as the parent house of Newark Abbey until 1968. Operates Delbarton School, a boys' college-prep school — the most direct organizational and operational analogue to Newark Abbey's Prep + parish model.

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Benedictine Abbey of Newark

Religious and Educational Servicesnewarkabbey.org

The Benedictine Abbey of Newark is a Roman Catholic Benedictine monastic community in Newark, NJ, operating since 1857. It runs St. Benedict's Preparatory School, St. Mary's Church parish, a monastic formation program, and urban outreach for inner-city youth and immigrant parishioners.

What Benedictine Abbey of Newark does

The Benedictine Abbey of Newark is a Roman Catholic Benedictine monastic community established in Newark, New Jersey in 1857 by Abbot Boniface Wimmer of Saint Vincent Archabbey. Operating as a 501(c)-equivalent religious nonprofit with 14 named vowed monks and a total headcount of 11-50, the Abbey is one of the only urban monasteries in the United States. Its three core operating units are St. Benedict's Preparatory School (an inner-city Catholic college-preparatory school for boys originally founded in 1868, closed in 1972 following the Newark riots and white flight, and re-founded in 1973 with 87 students), St. Mary's Church (a Roman Catholic parish serving a thriving immigrant community primarily from West Africa and the Caribbean), and the Monastic Formation Program, which is supplemented by the Benedictine Volunteer Program for young men aged 20-30 and an oblate association for lay participants. The Abbey also operates the Pierre Toussaint Food Pantry and maintains a country retreat property in Sussex County, New Jersey. Revenue derives from three streams: educational services at St. Benedict's Prep, parish collections and professional services through St. Mary's, and a distributed donor base giving via the Abbey's website (powered by Blackbaud) at suggested one-time levels of $50-$1,000 with monthly recurring options. The community is governed by an Abbot elected for life and is a member of the American-Cassinese Congregation of Benedictine Monasteries; Abbot Augustine J. Curley was elected as the Third Abbot in May 2022, succeeding Abbot Melvin J. Valvano, who served for 49 years.

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Name
Benedictine Abbey of Newark
Legal name
Benedictine Abbey of Newark
Website
https://newarkabbey.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
1857
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
The Benedictine Abbey of Newark is a Roman Catholic Benedictine monastic community in Newark, NJ, operating since 1857. It runs St. Benedict's Preparatory School, St. Mary's Church parish, a monastic formation program, and urban outreach for inner-city youth and immigrant parishioners.
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Religious and Educational Services
NAICS
Religious Organizations (8131), Religious Organizations (813110)
SIC
Services-Social Services (8300)
akta.pro primary industry
Religious Orders & Monastic Communities (Monasteries, Convents) (BPAGAJAC)
akta.pro secondary industries
Faith-Based Social Services & Community Outreach (Food Pantries, Shelters, Counseling) (BPAGAJAG), Local Congregations & Worship Communities (Churches, Mosques, Temples, Synagogues) (BPAGAJAA)

Keywords

  • Monastic community services
  • Catholic secondary education
  • Parish ministry
  • Urban food assistance
  • Religious vocational formation

Where Benedictine Abbey of Newark is headquartered

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Newark
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United States
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

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Benedictine Abbey of Newark business model

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Supply Chain

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  1. Educational Services: Monks operate St. Benedict's Preparatory School, an inner-city boys' college preparatory school in Newark, NJ. The school was re-founded in 1973 and serves students from diverse racial, economic, and ethnic backgrounds.
  2. Parish Ministry: Monks serve as priests at St. Mary's Church, which serves a thriving immigrant community from Africa and the Caribbean. Priests from the monastery also serve as chaplains to St. Walburga Monastery in Elizabeth and help in parishes in neighboring communities.
  3. Donations and Benefactors: The Abbey relies on generous benefactors who donate through the Support Us page. The website accepts one-time and recurring donations via credit card or direct debit for Monastery Operations, Monastery Endowment, or other designations.

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OtherMonthlyOne-time or recurring monetary donations

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Marketing channels8 records

Benedictine Abbey of Newark product offering

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Core offering

The Benedictine Abbey of Newark is a Roman Catholic Benedictine monastic community of monks in the Order of Saint Benedict who sustain a life of prayer, study, and work while operating apostolic works: St. Benedict's Prep (an urban college-preparatory school for young men from Newark and surrounding communities), St. Mary's Parish and Church (downtown Newark), a monastic formation program for candidates discerning religious life, the Benedictine Volunteer Program (post-college lay volunteers serving at the Prep), and the Pierre Toussaint Food Pantry (emergency food distribution to Newark residents in need).

Product overview

Benedictine Abbey of Newark operates primarily as a monastic community with educational and parish apostolates. The core offerings include St. Benedict's Preparatory School (a Catholic college-preparatory school for young men), Saint Mary's Church (a Roman Catholic parish serving a diverse immigrant community), the Benedictine Volunteer Program (for young Catholic men), and a monastic formation program for those discerning a religious vocation. The abbey also operates outreach programs including a food pantry. These products and services are interconnected through the monks' commitment to the Benedictine values of prayer, work, and community service in an urban setting.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • St. Benedict's Preparatory School: Boys' preparatory school operated by the monks of Newark Abbey, serving students from Newark and surrounding areas since 1868, reopened in 1973 as an integrated inner-city school.
  • Saint Mary's Church

Products and services

  • St. Benedict's Prep An urban, Catholic, college-preparatory secondary school for young men, operated by the Benedictine monks of the Abbey of Newark in Newark, New Jersey. The school serves students from Newark and the surrounding region, with a strong emphasis on Benedictine values, academic rigor, and tuition affordability supported by Abbey scholarships and donor aid.
  • St. Mary's Parish and Church A Roman Catholic parish in downtown Newark, New Jersey, served by the Benedictine monks of the Abbey, providing Sunday worship, daily Mass, the sacraments, faith formation, and parish community life to parishioners, students, families, and downtown residents.
  • Benedictine Volunteer Program A post-college volunteer service program placing recent Catholic college graduates in one or more years of full-time service at St. Benedict's Prep, providing teaching, tutoring, mentoring, and residence-life support in exchange for room, board, and a modest stipend.
  • Monastic Formation Program A formation program for men discerning and preparing for Benedictine monastic life in the Order of Saint Benedict, including candidacy, novitiate, and juniorate stages leading to solemn monastic profession, with priestly ordination for those called to the ministerial priesthood.
  • Pierre Toussaint Food Pantry A free, walk-in emergency food pantry operated by the Benedictine Abbey of Newark that distributes groceries to Newark-area households and individuals experiencing food insecurity, regardless of religion or background.

Quantifiable outcome

  • St. Benedict's Prep re-founded in 1973 with 87 students, now serving diverse inner-city population
  • +2 more outcomes

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Six partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • Saint Maur Priory (Indianapolis)minorOthers · 1 January 1989Newark Abbey adopted Saint Maur Priory in Indianapolis as a dependency in 1989. The seven monks attached to Saint Maur thereby became members of Newark Abbey. The arrangement has enabled integration of monks between the two communities.
  • St. Benedict's Preparatory SchoolcoreOthersMonks of Newark Abbey operate St. Benedict's Prep, an inner-city Catholic college-preparatory school for boys in Newark, NJ. The school was re-founded in 1973 and has become the primary apostolate of the monastery. Abbot Melvin Valvano served as President of St. Benedict's Prep for nearly 50 years.
  • St. Mary's Church (Abbey Church)coreOthersThe Abbey Church of St. Mary is staffed by the monks and serves a thriving immigrant community, now mostly from Africa and the Caribbean. Priests from the monastery also serve as chaplains to St. Walburga Monastery (Benedictine Sisters in Elizabeth) and help in parishes in neighboring communities.
  • St. Walburga MonasteryminorOthersBenedictine Sisters in Elizabeth, NJ. Priests from Newark Abbey serve as chaplains to this sister community.
  • St. Mary's Abbey (Morristown)minorOthersOriginally part of the same community until 1968 when Newark became independent. The Morristown house now operates Delbarton School. The two communities share some history and occasional collaboration.
  • BlackbaudminorOthersThird-party donation processing platform used for the Abbey's online giving page. Handles credit card and direct debit donations.

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Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Benedictine Abbey of Newark competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • Belmont Abbey: Benedictine monastery in Belmont, NC, operating Belmont Abbey College. Comparable as a small-to-mid Benedictine monastic community running a Catholic college-prep apostolate.
  • Saint John's Abbey: Benedictine abbey in Collegeville, MN, that operates Saint John's University and Preparatory School. One of the largest Benedictine monastic-educational complexes in the U.S., providing the same combined Prep + parish + formation model.
  • Saint Meinrad Archabbey: Benedictine archabbey in southern Indiana operating Saint Meinrad Seminary and School of Theology. Comparable as a Benedictine community running an educational apostolate plus seminary formation program, with shared American-Cassinese affiliation.
  • St. Benedict's Abbey (Atchison, KS): Benedictine abbey in Atchison, KS, that operates Benedictine College — a combined monastic community + Catholic college-prep institution directly comparable in mission, scale, and operating structure to Newark Abbey + St. Benedict's Prep.
  • Saint Vincent Archabbey: Founding archabbey from which Abbot Boniface Wimmer sent the three monks who established Newark in 1857. Operates Saint Vincent College, providing the same Rule-of-St.-Benedict-based monastic + college-prep model with shared American-Cassinese heritage.
  • Mount Angel Abbey: Benedictine abbey in St. Benedict, Oregon, that operates Mount Angel Seminary — a parallel monastic + seminary formation model under the same Rule of St. Benedict.
  • Portsmouth Abbey: Benedictine monastery in Rhode Island operating Portsmouth Abbey School, a co-ed Catholic prep school. Comparable as a small Benedictine community operating a college-preparatory school as its primary apostolate.
  • Saint Anselm Abbey: Benedictine monastery in Manchester, NH, founded by Newark Abbey monks in 1889. Operates Saint Anselm College, sharing the same Newark-rooted Benedictine culture and the combined monastic-educational apostolate model.
  • St. Mary's Abbey (Delbarton School): Benedictine monastery in Morristown, NJ, that operated as the parent house of Newark Abbey until 1968. Operates Delbarton School, a boys' college-prep school — the most direct organizational and operational analogue to Newark Abbey's Prep + parish model.

Broad incumbents

  • American-Cassinese Congregation of Benedictine Monasteries: The federation of Benedictine monasteries to which Newark Abbey belongs. Indirect 'peer' as the parent canonical body that Newark Abbey is affiliated with — not a competing organization but the coordinating structure for shared governance, formation, and resources across U.S. Cassinese monasteries.

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Frequently asked questions about Benedictine Abbey of Newark

What does Benedictine Abbey of Newark do?

The Benedictine Abbey of Newark is a Roman Catholic Benedictine monastic community of monks in the Order of Saint Benedict who sustain a life of prayer, study, and work while operating apostolic works: St. Benedict's Prep (an urban college-preparatory school for young men from Newark and surrounding communities), St. Mary's Parish and Church (downtown Newark), a monastic formation program for candidates discerning religious life, the Benedictine Volunteer Program (post-college lay volunteers serving at the Prep), and the Pierre Toussaint Food Pantry (emergency food distribution to Newark residents in need).

Is Benedictine Abbey of Newark a public or private company?

Benedictine Abbey of Newark is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Benedictine Abbey of Newark founded?

Benedictine Abbey of Newark was founded in 1857. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Benedictine Abbey of Newark based?

Benedictine Abbey of Newark is headquartered in Newark, United States, in the North America region.

How does Benedictine Abbey of Newark make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Educational Services are the primary driver. The others are parish Ministry and donations and Benefactors.

Who are Benedictine Abbey of Newark's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Belmont Abbey, Saint John's Abbey, Saint Meinrad Archabbey, St. Benedict's Abbey (Atchison, KS), Saint Vincent Archabbey, Mount Angel Abbey, Portsmouth Abbey, Saint Anselm Abbey and St. Mary's Abbey (Delbarton School). American-Cassinese Congregation of Benedictine Monasteries is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Benedictine Abbey of Newark have an API?

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What industry is Benedictine Abbey of Newark in?

Benedictine Abbey of Newark's product category is Religious and Educational Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAJAC, Religious Orders & Monastic Communities (Monasteries, Convents), with a secondary code of BPAGAJAG, Faith-Based Social Services & Community Outreach (Food Pantries, Shelters, Counseling). Its NAICS code is 8131 and its SIC code is 8300.

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