Catholic Coffee
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This special blend is an extraordinary, bold, coffee, with exquisite complex notes. A darker full bodied coffee, but unlike most medium dark coffees there are lively, spicy tones that remain. For many of the monks, this is their favorite blend. New!
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They have 40 young men discerning a vocation and are hoping to build a new monastery near the Rocky Mountains, together with a monastery of nuns and a retreat centre. The website of the Carmelites of Wyoming has more information about the community and a very good page about the Holy Carmelite Habit.
So if you like coffee, go over and get one of the Mystic Monk blends! As they say, unanswerably: "Catholics need a catholic coffee that supports a wholesome cause like a monastery." I'll be brewing some up tomorrow morning and will pour it into my Pope Benedict Fan Club mug - I'll remember to make a morning offering as they suggest.