Monastic Life

Some articles on monastic life, monastic, life:

Belmont Abbey, Herefordshire - Monastic Life
... The monastic community follows the Rule of St Benedict under the guidance of an Abbot, centred around the Divine Office and Mass prayed daily in the Abbey Church ...
Christian Monasticism - Protestantism - Lutheran Church
... Luther led to the end of the monasteries, but a few Protestants followed monastic lives ... Since the 19th century there have been a renewal in the monastic life among Protestants ... There are many present-day Lutherans who practice the monastic teaching of the Roman Catholic Church ...
Theophano Martiniake - Monastic Life
... particularly devoted to the church throughout her life ... Zoe replaced her in the palace and court life ...
Roman Catholic Monks - Western Christianity - Lutheranism
... Since the 19th and 20th century, there has been a renewal in the monastic life among Lutheranism ... There are many present-day Lutherans who practice the monastic teaching of the Roman Catholic Church ... Oxford, Michigan, in 1958 when some other men joined Father Arthur Kreinheder in observing the monastic life and offices of prayer ...
Rule Of St. Augustine - History - De Vitâ Eremiticâ Ad Sororem Liber
... ad sororem liber" is a treatise on eremitical life by St ... he took occasion to elaborate upon some of the virtues and practices essential to monastic life ... by the faithful of Hippo against the clergy leading a monastic life with him in his episcopal residence ...

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