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Melleray Incense (1 lb. box)

$24.95
SKU: 1013
1.5 lb

Description

The hermits of Nazareth Hermitage in Ava, Missouri continue the monastic tradition of producing superior quality liturgical incense. Each blend is made according to strict requirements from a compound of 5 or 6 imported ingredients. 

Melleray Incense, their bestseller, combines the finest frankincense from Ethiopia and India with a floral bouquet added for a sweeter scent. Net weight 1 lb.

Monastery Info

Nazareth Hermitage: Ava, Missouri

Nazareth Hermitage sits on the top of a long ridge overlooking deep, forested valleys in the Ozark Mountains of southern Missouri. The hermitage was established in 1976 with the permission of the local Catholic bishop by three religious (one monk and two nuns) on 200 acres of land given to the hermits by the neighboring monks at Assumption Abbey.

Each hermit lives in his or her own hermitage, a small cement-block house dug into the side of the ridge. Nazareth Hermitage is modeled on the ancient "laura" concept. The name originates from fourth-century Palestine and describes a group of hermitages located around a central chapel.

Every day they meet in the community chapel for Mass. Once a week they gather for a common vegetarian meal, which they take turns cooking. Each hermit rises early, at 3 a.m. Each prays the liturgy of the hours alone. A priest, as spiritual father of the laura, meets with each hermit once a week for spiritual direction.

The laura supports itself by making and selling liturgical incense.

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Deacon Stephen B.
Great! Divine!

I am very familiar with this incense. Praise God. - I have used this incense for years. It truly is a symbol of our prayers rising to heaven.

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Monica
Authentic Church Scent

I've been searching for the longest time for this scent. I'm in Heaven literally

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Donece H.
Secretary

Fast service. Easy ordering. Exactly what we were looking for.

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Doug E.
Wonderful incense

Excellent incense with a complex, spicy floral aroma. I am very pleased and would gladly purchase again, but I think this amount should last me quite a while! Although I am not Catholic, and generally purchase incenses simply for fragrance, I enjoy purchasing items from Monastery Greetings and supporting the monasteries, convents and hermitages that they represent.

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Candance G.
Awesome

This incense filled the whole house with fragrance.

Nazareth Hermitage

Melleray Incense (1 lb. box)

$24.95

The hermits of Nazareth Hermitage in Ava, Missouri continue the monastic tradition of producing superior quality liturgical incense. Each blend is made according to strict requirements from a compound of 5 or 6 imported ingredients. 

Melleray Incense, their bestseller, combines the finest frankincense from Ethiopia and India with a floral bouquet added for a sweeter scent. Net weight 1 lb.

Monastery Info

Nazareth Hermitage: Ava, Missouri

Nazareth Hermitage sits on the top of a long ridge overlooking deep, forested valleys in the Ozark Mountains of southern Missouri. The hermitage was established in 1976 with the permission of the local Catholic bishop by three religious (one monk and two nuns) on 200 acres of land given to the hermits by the neighboring monks at Assumption Abbey.

Each hermit lives in his or her own hermitage, a small cement-block house dug into the side of the ridge. Nazareth Hermitage is modeled on the ancient "laura" concept. The name originates from fourth-century Palestine and describes a group of hermitages located around a central chapel.

Every day they meet in the community chapel for Mass. Once a week they gather for a common vegetarian meal, which they take turns cooking. Each hermit rises early, at 3 a.m. Each prays the liturgy of the hours alone. A priest, as spiritual father of the laura, meets with each hermit once a week for spiritual direction.

The laura supports itself by making and selling liturgical incense.

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