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For 800 years, they kept the prayers going; now Benedictine nuns face a $1 million deadline

The sisters say delays and soaring costs pushed the project to nearly $7.1 million, leaving them at risk of repaying EU funding.

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A community of Benedictine nuns in southern Poland has launched an urgent appeal to raise $1 million to complete a heritage preservation project at their 800-year-old abbey by Dec. 31, warning that failure could force it to repay millions in European Union funding.

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Poland's oldest Benedictine monastery is home to priceless cultural treasures. A community of Benedictine monks in southern Poland is appealing for $1 million to complete a project to protect and promote the cultural heritage of their historic 800-year-old monastery by December 31. Otherwise, the nuns risk having to repay millions of euros in European funding. Poland's oldest Benedictine monastery is home to priceless cultural treasures, includi…

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The Catholic Sun broke the news on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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