This is the website of the Global Basilian Family
A space where Basilian sisters, Basilian brothers, monasteries, parishes, or friends of Saint Basil from different parts of the world—youth and children alike—can each be protagonists in sharing Saint Basil’s legacy with one another and the world. This site builds bridges, unites us, and expands across the globe, carrying three Basilian values: the Scriptures, community, and hospitality. All for personal growth, for a more humane world, for the good of the Church, and for the glory of God.
Lic. Hna. Monica Jaciuk, OSBM
“Listening to God in the Sacred Scriptures is to encounter and be with the living Christ, who speaks to us through His Word, enlightening, giving life to, and guiding our lives”.
Hernando Rosniski, deacon
News – Blog
- Second Meeting – Towards the Jubilee: 1700 Years Since the Birth of Saint Basil
Second Meeting – Towards the Jubilee: 1700 Years Since the Birth of Saint Basil Jubilees are times of many blessings. And God is already very generous to us who want to celebrate the 1700 years since the birth of Saint Basil and His Work through Him. With great joy, I invite everyone to our second… Read more: Second Meeting – Towards the Jubilee: 1700 Years Since the Birth of Saint Basil - Octave of Pentecost
Octave of Pentecost Pentecost is the free Gift that Jesus promised and fulfills by sending It to those who are gathered together with the Blessed Mother. Saint Basil continues: “From this communion with the Spirit comes the foreknowledge of the future, the penetration of mysteries, the understanding of the hidden, the distribution of gifts, supernatural… Read more: Octave of Pentecost - Towards Pentecost, We Learn with Saint Basil
Towards Pentecost, We Learn with Saint Basil 1. His joy, and hence the importance, regarding those who take an interest in theological matters. 2. The action of the Holy Spirit. In Letter 159 of Saint Basil, it is evident that laypeople (such as Eupaterius and his daughter), in addition to the clergy, were interested in… Read more: Towards Pentecost, We Learn with Saint Basil