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    "Desert Fathers" Early in second and third century Christian history‚ violence against Christians by the Roman Empire‚ struggles against pagan ideology‚ practices that were corrupting the Church‚ and certain lax spiritual discipline had crept into many areas of the Christian faith. As some leaders attempted to control the faith by growing their personal power and influence on the political front‚ others sought escape from the spiritual darkness they perceived among the world to retain their own

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    Mystic Monk Coffee

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    Creighton MGMT 439-05 Mystic Monk Coffee The Wyoming Carmelite monastery was founded by Father Daniel Mary who lived as a Carmelite hermit in Minnesota before moving to Clark‚ Wyoming‚ to establish the new monastery. Soon after arriving in Wyoming‚ Father Daniel Mary had formed the vision of acquiring a new piece of land where he will be building a new monastery with accommodations for 30 monks. This new monastery that Father Daniel Mary has in vision will also be a retreat center for lay

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    Benedictine Values

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    What I had researched for the answer to the question “How can the Benedictine values be translated to peace?” LOVE OF CHRIST AND NEIGHBOUR   Benedictine life‚ like that of all Christians‚ is first and foremost a response to God’s astonishing love for humankind‚ a love expressed in the free gift of God’s beloved Son‚ Jesus Christ. Love‚ the motive for monastic life and its goal‚ tops St. Benedict’s list of tools for good works (RB 5:10‚ 7:67-69‚ 4.1-2). Yet the Rule recognises many ways in

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    at the beginning‚ but when you see the film you’ll understand that it did not need flashy effects or Sadakos to make your adrenaline rush. Aparisyon is about nuns who live in an isolated monastery‚ 1971‚ a year before Marcos ran the Philippines. It’s about Lourdes‚ a young novice who just moved into the monastery. The movie is not very word-y‚ it took time to show everyday life in a convent: waking up‚ praying‚ doing chores‚ praying‚ sleeping‚ praying. It showed how heavy life in there could be‚

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    ST Benedict

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    Italian saint and theologian. Considered the father of Western monasticism‚ Saint Benedict of Nursia is among the most influential of the early Medieval Christian saints. The founder of the original Benedictine monastery at Monte Cassino‚ Italy‚ Benedict is credited with composing the first true text for monastic rule of the Roman Catholic Church. Written during the decline of the Roman Empire and the nascent era of the Medieval papacy in Rome‚ the Regula Sancti Benedicti (c. 540; Rule of Saint

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    was to transform the small brotherhood of around 13 monks living in a small rectory into a bigger‚ 500-acre monastery that could accommodate 30 monks. He found a nearby ranch but the current listing price of 8.9 million is too much of an obstacle for him. His vision for Mystic Monk Coffee is to raise enough money so that they can afford the property for 8.9 million and build up the new monastery. Overall‚ they want Mystic Monk Coffee to make enough profits so that they can afford the land. The Carmelite

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    St. Clare of Assisi Life

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    St. Clare was born Chiarra Offreduccio in Assisi‚ Italy on July 16‚ 1194 to a wealthy family.  Her father‚ Favorino Scifi‚ was a count and her mother was the countess Ortalana‚ now a blessed. Her father died when she was very young.  After hearing St. Francis preach in the streets one day‚ she confided to him her own desire to live her life for God.  The two became good friends. On Palm Sunday in the year 1212‚ the local bishop presented Clare with a palm‚ which she took as a sign to follow her vocation

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    Summary Of God Guibert

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    Source Analysis #2 Book one of Guibert’s memoirs starts with a lamentation to god and furthermore a recollection of his childhood and adolescence. He continues his account by outlining his family life‚ tutoring experiences and his time in the monastery of Saint German of Fly; where he felt inclined to become and monk and dedicate a live purely to god and his studies. Guibert used Saint Augustine’s book of confessions as a model for his own work. Unlike Augustine who acknowledged his iniquities and

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    Catholic Monastic Life

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    seclusion or withdrawal from the world or society.” Monasteries were created out of the hermit movement in early Christianity. These monasteries served as a purpose to let Catholics spend their lives with God in their focus. Monasteries had a massive role in society in the Middle Ages. During the Middle Ages‚ the monastery would often own much land and property; therefore they were landlords to anyone with a small farm or business in that area. Monasteries were also the only educational facilities basically

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    Benedict And Beowulf Essay

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    The Monsters of Christianity At first glance‚ the Epic of Beowulf and The Rule of St. Benedict appear to have little in common. In the tale of Beowulf‚ a hero seeks to fulfill his destiny by slaying multiple beasts and protecting the Danes until his fated death. On the other hand‚ The Rule of St. Benedict discusses how monks should live in a God centered community with one another. Despite their differences‚ both these medieval works are fighting vicious fiends‚ literally and figuratively‚ with

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