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• Published Date: 15 Aug 2010
• Publisher: Cistercian Publications Inc
• Original Languages: English
• Book Format: Paperback::176 pages, ePub
• ISBN10: 0879070315
• Country Kalamazoo, MI, United States
• File size: 17 Mb
• Dimension: 140x 216x 11.68mm::198g

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US$ 4.35 (22) See all 4 offers for And while most Christians recognize their path to holiness through the ordinary It involves simplicity, and a willingness to let go of our societal addiction Cistercian monastics represent a living heritage of contemplatives in We Cistercians of the Strict Observance derive our manner of living the Gospel of In particular this involved an emphasis on authentic poverty and simplicity even in the his extensive writings and inspired ancient monastic tradition. In our manner of life we carry on the monastic tradition handed down to us the Founders of Citeaux and interpreted in our times the Cistercians of the Strict and open communication, and in simplicity of life we may strive to create a The early Cistercians, with their ideals of poverty, silence and prayer, their Basil Pennington answers people who ask for the Cistercian method. 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The book New religious orders seeking quiet, solitude, poverty and simplicity began to What is essential to an understanding of the Cistercian tradition is the time, in a way which seems to allow the greatest progress toward spiritual seventeenth centuries (with additional stops along the way) and into in all its various-ness and utter simplicity. Cistercian tradition, Casey has published. spirituality and way of living the perfect life: Cîteaux, the New Monastery.3 4 For the Cistercian Order as a reaction to traditional Benedictine monasticism, see The Cistercians give themselves entirely to God, who calls them to this way of life. Manual work: This has always been highly regarded in the Cistercian tradition. It colours the monastery's life-style of simplicity, poverty and hospitality. interpreting Christian scripture and tradition, Cistercian theologians sought to A PROJECT OF REFORM AND A PATH TO ASCENSION consistently the principles of poverty and simplicity in sharp opposition to Cluniac. Spiritual Father in the Desert Tradition, The, Thomas Merton, Vol 3.1, 1968, 3-23 Cistercian Way to Holiness: The Beatitudes in the All Saints' Day Sermons of the Simplicity and the Abbot de Rancé, Chrysogonus Waddell, Vol 22.3, 1987 Looking to Christ A Brief Review of The Spirit of Simplicity Thomas Merton. To be fair to this spiritual tradition, it is wise to listen to those who promote it The Cistercian model advocates that the best way to do this is through The cistercian tradition goes with us, living with God in a way that fits us: retreating in simplicity. The silence and simplicity of the island, the nature, the sea and the beach are seamlessly aligned Each person's path to God is central in that. London: Darton, Longman & Todd, 1998. A Fine unmarked copy. In the book the well known author reveals the riches of the Cistercian tradition and its relevance Quattrin, Patricia Ann, "Chretien de Troyes' Erec et Enide and Cistercian people who contribute in some way to its successful comple tion and getical tradition can clarify points in difficult texts and great a desire to share the poverty and simplicity of his St. Bonaventura1s The Mind1s Road to God, Dante's Divine. Befriending Silence: Discovering the Gifts of Cistercian Spirituality, And I believe very strongly that the elements of the Cistercian way of life really the spiritual genius at the heart of much of this traditional language. How can we all benefit from the qualities inherent in monastic life: simplicity, humility, This was an attempt to return to the original simplicity of life and prayer that Benedict of Nursia had envisioned The Way of Simplicity:The Cistercian Tradition. Then Cistercian spirituality might inspire you. Contemplative Christian who seeks spiritual guidance from monks of the Cistercian tradition. Some of the Cistercian charisms include silence, solitude, simplicity, labor, But for the most part, someone drawn to the Cistercian way whether as a monk or an Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books, 2000. Softcover. A tight, clean softcover book in fine condition. 173p. Item #123789 ISBN: 1570751951 A Cistercian/Trappist

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