CentraCare - St. Cloud St. Benedict's Community

Welcome to St. Benedict’s Senior Community.

We welcome people of all faiths and work with them to have meaningful spiritual lives. The care we provide is rooted in the belief that every person, every life, is a sacred gift deserving of dignity and purpose.

For the past six years, fourth grade students at Clearview Elementary have been visiting residents at St. Benedict’s Senior Community.

For the past six years, fourth grade students at Clearview Elementary have been visiting residents at St. Benedict’s Senior Community.

Employees and sisters Andrea and Jessica dressed as Disney Frozen characters, Anna and Elsa, whose costumes brought a whimsical touch to the event enjoyed by all ages; including volunteer, Darwin.

In recognition of Veterans Day, we honored all of our residents who have served in the United States military, with a program to thank them for their service to our country and defending our freedom.

The beautiful fall colors were vibrant on the drive to Grand Casino Mille Lacs for a fun afternoon outing.

Residents soaked up the beautiful fall weather and enjoyed the wonderful apple harvest at the orchard.

Interior photo of our chapel.

A winter wonder¬land was perfectly staged for residents, patients, guests and employees. The merriment kicked off with reindeer drawn sleigh rides and an African Black-Footed Penguin from Hemker Park & Zoo.

For many of our guests, their first point of contact at St. Benedict’s, is one of our friendly front desk team members. Whether you receive warm greetings via phone or in person, they are here to help point you in the right direction within our community.

Tai Chi is a Chinese form of martial arts; promoting meditation through slow, low-impact, gentle flowing movements. Roman, Norma, Beverly, Carol Ann, Hilary, Barb and Cledus are demonstrating the greeting pose; which stands for strength and friendship.

Residents, tenants and patients showcased their talents with past and present artwork. Employees and family members were amazed at the variety of talents that fill our Care Center. The showcase highlighted a full spectrum of art and mediums; drawing, painting, paper making, knitting and sewing, arts and crafts, author and professor, photography and wood working.

Michael T. brings dogs Takota & Meeka to the Care Center every Thursday to visit with residents and patients.

Furry friends, face-painting and families fill Lillian's garden on a picture perfect summer afternoon for the annual petting zoo.

We welcome people of all faiths and work with them to have meaningful spiritual lives. The care we provide is rooted in the belief that every person, every life, is a sacred gift deserving of dignity and purpose.

Twice a month, the 4th graders are paired with a resident, and they spend time together reading books, doing arts and crafts, and sharing stories. The program has made a tremendous impact on the residents and the students.