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The Ladder of Monks
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Spiritual Comunion
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The Priceless Gift: A Primer of the Theology of Consecrated Life
This book is an initiative of the Polish Bishops' Commission for the Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life. The author follows the path of the Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation Vita Consecrata and presents consecrated life like a mosaic.In short articles under specific keywords, he elucidates the most important elements. These articles are assembled in the key of contemporary ecclesiology, using the Church's threefold identity as mystery, community and mission.
Le Dialogue comme Mission de la Famille Dominicaine: En mémoire de Chrys McVey
Ce livre est inspirant et tres lisible, plein de sagesse pour la vie de l'Eglise aujourd'hui. L'accent n'est pas tant sur sa personne du dominicain Chrys McVey, mais sur sa vision de la mission chretienne en dialogue pour la vie monde et la paix entre les
Love of God and Love of Neighbor
"Before all else, dear brothers, love God and then your neighbor because these are the commandments which were given to us first." - This short prologue is the beginning of the Rule of St. Augustin. Those who, in the 12th century, placed these words here undoubtedly knew the writings of Augustine very well and sensed that the double commandment was at once the motor-the dynamic power-and the fruit of the Rule. Without entering into a study of the Rule as a whole, we would like to gain a deeper understanding of the prologue, and the best way to do this is by reading Augustine's writings. Two questions will guide us in our study:1) Since there are two commandments, are there two distinct kinds of love?2) How do love of God and love of neighbor relate?
Monastic Life in the First Centuries of Christianity
This introduction to Monastic Life in the First Centuries of Christianity was originally a course given to the novitiate of the Abbey of Venière. It is, therefore, not a presentation of the results of the cutting edge of the current research on the ancient monasticism, nor is it an exhaustive accumulation of information on the subject, nor the elaboration of original thought. It is simply an introduction to the monastic tradition of the first Christian centuries and a key to reading and understanding the ancient monastic texts by oneself.
