OSB Anglican Benedictine Communities
England
- Alton Abbey at Alton, Hampshire. An abbey of monks founded in 1884.
- Mucknell Abbey at Stoulton, Worcestershire. A mixed-sex abbey with an ecumenical focus founded in 1941, and previously located at Burford Priory.
- Edgware Abbey at Edgware, Middlesex (The Community of St. Mary at the Cross). A mixed Anglican-Ethiopian Orthodox abbey of nuns, with a mission to pastoral care of the elderly. This is the oldest extant community, having been established in 1866.
- Salisbury Priory at Salisbury, Wiltshire. Founded in 1914 as an abbey of monks (Nashdom Abbey), the community moved to become Elmore Abbey. In 2011 they relocated again to Salisbury.
- Malling Abbey at West Malling, Kent. An abbey of nuns founded in 1891.
Australia
- St Mark's Abbey at Camperdown, Victoria. A mixed-sex monastery founded in 1975.
- Taminick, Victoria (Community of Christ the King). A community of nuns founded in 1993.
Republic of Korea
- Pusan, Korea. A convent of the Anglican Church of Korea founded in 1993.
United States
- Benedictine Companions of St. Paul~OSB at Washington, DC. A mixed sex monastery founded in 2010 and attached to St. Paul's Parish
- Abbey of Saint Benedict of the Companions of Saint Luke (OSB) at Donnellson, Iowa. A mixed community with a monastic life, but also members living a 'third order' type life in the world.
- St. Joseph's Monastery at Natchez, Mississippi. An Anglo-Catholic monastery founded in 2001.
- Servants of Christ Priory at Phoenix, Arizona. A priory of monks founded in 1968.
- St. Gregory's Abbey at Three Rivers, Michigan. A community of monks founded in 1939.
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