Mount St. Benedict Abbey in St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago, is the oldest Benedictine monastery in the Caribbean and the spiritual home of the Benedictine monks in the country. Founded in 1912, the abbey is dedicated to prayer, contemplation, and service in accordance with the Rule of Saint Benedict and the Benedictine motto, "Ora et Labora" ("Pray and Work"). Nestled in the scenic hills overlooking the East-West Corridor, the abbey welcomes people of all faiths who seek peace, spiritual reflection, and a deeper connection with God. In addition to its beautiful church, the grounds include a monastery, retreat facilities, a guest house, and other ministries that support both the spiritual and practical needs of the community.

Beyond its role as a place of worship, Mount St. Benedict Abbey is actively engaged in education, pastoral ministry, and community outreach. The abbey hosts daily Mass, retreats, spiritual formation programs, and special religious celebrations throughout the year, while also providing a tranquil setting for personal prayer and reflection. Known for its rich history, breathtaking views, and welcoming atmosphere, Mount St. Benedict Abbey continues to serve as a cherished landmark and an enduring center of faith, hospitality, and spiritual renewal in Trinidad and Tobago.