Monks' Thriving Coffee Business Helps Attract Young Men to Monastery

[Catholic_Press]

WASHINGTON (CNS) – A small Carmelite monastery in Clark, Wyo., has seen its coffee sales take off in the last couple of years, and the growing awareness of its coffee business has brought an added benefit to the community – more members.

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[mdzialo]

I bought coffee and a two handled mug.

 

[cthulhubryan]

Yet another sign that we follow a truly Awesome God.

 

[MJE]

I just placed my 2nd order. The coffee is great.

 

[Elizabeth502]

Cool.

I discovered them about a year ago.

 

[Kaninchen]

Are they ‘cappuccinos’?

 

[MercyMia]

Awesomeness!!!

 

[Jerry_Parker]

Oops! I just noted that this is about a monastic coffee business, not about a ***coffin ***biz! Anyway, I wish the lads good luck!

Jerry Parker

 

[abbegirl]

Do they have a web site. I’d love to visit it. I love coffee and Monks.

 

[Elizabeth502]

www.mysticmonkcoffee.com

 

[Brendan]

I’ve been buying their coffee for pretty much a year now. Great stuff and and a great cause.

 

[shannyk]

They roast some awesome coffee, love it.

 

[Havard]

If I were able to drink coffee, I’d buy it from them.

 

[Jerry_Parker]

Havard,

**You wrote: ** *If I were able to drink coffee, I’d buy it from them. To avoid confusion: my handle is Norwegian, it’s not Harvard spelled incorrectly. *​

Great! I am part Scandanavian, too, on my mother’s side, Swedish in my case. (Sweden reigns! Norway rules!) With all those wonderful Scandanavian treats that the Danes, Swedes, and Norwegians make to devour eagerly, I would have thought that anyone would want to have coffee with them! Oh, well, tea is okay, and very Catholic, too…

Pax, Jerry Parker

 

[rlg94086]

Are they ‘cappuccinos’?

Nope…they are carmelites, so they must be “macchiatos.”

 

[chevalier]

Wow, a coffee monastery! Can any woman compete with that?

I’m gonna place an order even if I’m gonna pay for shipment to Europe.