Benedict. As of 2016, there were sixty-one members. They support themselves by producing Altar Breads, soap, liturgical vestments and gourmet popcorn. They are sold under the name "Monastery Creations"; the soaps and lotions are produced onsite in a building that was once in 1927 as a slaughterhouse when the monastery had a large dairy and livestock operation. "Monastery Scents" offers several different kinds of soap, lotions, salves, lip balm and candles sold in the monastery’s gift shop and online. Low gluten hosts developed by the group The sisters produce low-gluten hosts safe for celiacs, which has been approved by the Catholic Church for use at Mass. The hosts are made and packaged in a dedicated wheat-free / gluten-free environment. Gluten content analysis found no detectable amount of gluten, though the reported gluten content is 0.01% as that was the lowest limit of detection possible with the utilized analysis technique. In an article from the Catholic Review (15 February 2004) gastroenterologist Alessio Fasano was quoted as declaring these hosts "perfectly safe for celiac sufferers." See also Benedictine Sisters of the Reparation of the Holy Face Notes Sources Innes, Stephanie. "Midtown nuns to thank Knights with special Mass", azstarnet, August 6, 2007 Spirit&Life(ISSN 0038-7592), published bimonthly by the Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration, 800 N. Country Club Rd., Tucson, AZ 85716 External links Official site of the Congregation Website of the founding monastery in Switzerland (German) Website of the Arizona monastery Clyde Monastery Chapel Tour Q & A with Sr. Cathleen Timberlake, making premium handmade soap Historical pamphlets published by the Benedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration in Clyde Benedictine nunneries in the United States Catholic female orders and societies Religious organizations established in 1874 Catholic Church in Missouri 1874 establishments in Missouri Catholic religious institutes established in the 19th century