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  • av Cyril of Scythopolis
    478,-

    The Lives of the Monks of Paulestine

  • av David N Bell
    338,-

    There were two Bernards of Clairvaux. The first was the genuine Bernard who lived from 1090 to 1153, and wrote letters, sermons, and treatises that are of major consequence in the history of the twelfth century. The second is a host of writers, most of whom have not been identified, who wrote treatises attributed to the genuine Bernard, but that were not from his pen. This volume, the first complete translation in more than three hundred years, presents one of the most important texts in the history of medieval Latin spirituality. Written between 1170 and 1190 by an unidentified Cistercian monk-priest, Meditationes piisimae, "Very Devout Meditations," became one of the most popular and widely distributed pieces of spiritual literature in the whole of the Middle Ages. The work survives in at least 670 manuscripts, with the complete English translation of the treatise published in 1701.

  • - An Introduction to Lectio Divina
    av Enzo Bianchi
    268,-

    An Introduction to Lectio Divina

  • av Patrick & OCSO Hart
    468,-

    "One of the more comprehensive and balanced books on Merton to appear lately..."-The Louisville Courier-Journal."...It is not to be rushed, but read piece by piece, essay by essay, image by image"-Highway

  • - Gregory of Narek's Commentary on the Song of Songs
    av Gregory of Narek
    410,-

    Traces themes and draws on other scriptural books to remind readers that every human person is endowed with an innate love for God, which in his words, 'cannot be sapped.'

  • - The Doctrine of Compunction in the Christian East
    av Irenee Hausherr
    410,-

    The Doctrine of Compunction in the Christian East

  • - A History of the Monastic Movement in the Latin Church
    av Peter King
    641,-

    A History of the Monastic Movement in the Latin Church

  • av Bede the Venerable
    410,-

    Commentary on the Acts of the Apostles

  • - By John Moschos
    av John Moschos
    526,-

    Spiritual Meadow by John Moschos

  • - Abbot Vitalis of Savigny, Abbot Godfrey of Savigny, Peter of Avranches, and Blessed Hamo
     
    268,-

    Abbot Vitalis of Savigny, Abbot Godfrey of Savigny, Peter of Avranches, and Blessed Hamo

  • - Pachomian Chronicles and Rules
    av St. Pachomius
    410,-

    Volume 2

  • av Symeon The New Theologian
    381,-

    The Theological and Practical Treatises and the Three Theological Discourses

  • - More Sermons in a Monastery
    av Matthew Kelty
    352,-

    Preached to monks and edited for publication by a pastor, these sermons are applicable generally to any congregation of Christians, for human problems are the same in both church and cloister. The preacher's vivid imagery, his spontaneity and sense of excitement, and his honesty in facing sometimes harsh, unflattering realities make what he says both piercing and unforgettable.

  • - Instructions, Letters, and Other Writings
    av St. Pachomius
    526,-

    Volume 3

  • av Sergius Bolshakoff
    526,-

    Sergius (Serge) Bolshakoff, both the author and the translator of Russian Mystics, was born in Saint Petersburg in 1901 and died in retirement at the Cistercian abbey of Hauterive, Switzerland, in 1990. His life spanned not only the Russian Revolution and the fall of Communism, but also the Christian Ecumenical Movement, in which he took an active role. Dedicated to the cause of Christian unity throughout his life and intimately familiar with the Orthodox, the Roman Catholic, and the Anglican traditions and their monastic expressions, he was personally acquainted with the great leaders of the ecumenical movement: Pope John XXIII, the Ecumenical Patriarch Athenagoras, Archbishop William Temple of Canterbury, and the abbe Paul Couturier. Exiled from his homeland for most of his life, he lived in England--where he received a doctorate in philosophy from Christ Church, Oxford--or France and traveled and wrote extensively.

  • - Sayings of the Desert Fathers: The Systematic Collection
     
    641,-

    In the early part of the fourth century, a few Christians, mostly men and some women, began to withdraw from "the world" to retreat into the desert, there to practice their new religion more seriously. The person who aspired to "renounce the world" first had to find an "elder," a person who would accept him as a disciple and apprentice. To his elder (whom he would address as abba-father) the neophyte owed complete obedience; from his abba, he would receive provisions (as it were) for the road to virtue. In addition to the abba's own example of living, there was the verbal teaching of the elders in sayings and tales, setting out the theory and practice of the eremitic life.In due course, these sayings (or apophthegmata) were written down and, later, collected and codified. The earliest attempts to codify tales and sayings are now lost. As the collection grew, they were first organized alphabetically, according to the name of the abba who spoke them, in a major collection known as the Apophthegmata Patrum Alphabetica. A supplementary collection, the Anonymous Apophthegmata, followed. Later, both collections were combined and arranged systematically rather than alphabetically. This collection was created sometime between 500 and 575 and later went through a couple of major revisions, the second of which appeared sometime before 970.This second revision was published in an excellent new critical edition, with a French translation, in 1993. Now, in The Book of the Elders, John Wortley offers an English translation of this collection, based entirely on the Greek of that text.

  • av Etienne Gilson
    410,-

    An insight into the unique bernardine blending of the theology of the monastic tradition and the new learning of the early 12th-century. This new edition is all the more apt because 1990 is the 900th anniversary of the birth of Saint Bernard.

  • av Bede the Venerable
    410,-

    Commentary on the Seven Catholic Epistles

  • - A Systematic Handbook Volume 1
    av Tomás Spidlík
    641,-

    A Systematic Handbook Volume 1

  • - Reflections on the Rule
    av Adalbert de Vogue
    526,-

    Reflections on the Rule

  • av Besa
    352,-

    Shenoute of Atripe, ranked second only to Pachomius for his contribution to the development of egyptian monasticism, is all but unknown outside the coptic tradition. This first english translation of his Life, by his disciple and successor, casts new light on the austere monasticism of the fifth century.

  • - Volume 1 Anselm's Letters as Prior and Abbot of Bec (1070-1092)
    av Anselm of Canterbury
    627,-

    Volume 1 Anselm's Letters as Prior and Abbot of Bec (1070-1092)

  • - The Spirituality of the Christian East Volume 2
    av Tom?s Spidl?k
    641,-

    The Spirituality of the Christian East Volume 2

  • av Athanasius of Alexandria
    526,-

    The Life of Antony, The Coptic Life and The Greek Life

  • - Carthusian Novice Conferences
    av A Carthusian
    381,-

    "Prayer is a journey, sometimes a combat. There are trials, purifications, passages. It is at once the most simple and the most profound of human activities. May these pages help someone to discover its hidden joy."For members of the Carthusian order, prayer is not just something that is done at certain times of day: It is in fact the vital respiration of their faith. This third volume of novice conferences gives us access once again to the Carthusians' profound wisdom, as we share the initiation of a group of young monks into the practice of prayer.Interior Prayer contains the Carthusians' traditional doctrine on prayer - from its very beginnings to the simplicity of its highest forms. Far from being abstract and theoretical, we learn about the prayer process by sharing in the novices' concrete spiritual journey. Their problems and difficulties, and the many pitfalls they encounter on the way, are expressed in an ongoing dialogue with their guide who relates to each one individually. Many will find help here in their own quest for God and the ultimate purpose of life.

  • av Mena Of Nikiou
    352,-

    The Egypt of Mena, bishop of Nikiou, was a country under relatively tolerant Muslim administration, with a long history of conquest and reconquest, and a deep antipathy to the Byzantine Empire and Melkite ('imperial') ecclesiastics. Staunchly monophysite, deeply devoted to the patriarchs of Alexandria, and determinedly opposed to the Council of Chalcedon (451) and all that it represented, the Christians of Egypt continued their witness and their worship all but hidden from outside view.These two works by Mena introduce modern readers to the Church of Egypt in the eighth century: its internal and external relations, its customs, and its spirituality.

  • - Spirituality of the Desert by a Monk
     
    352,-

    Spirituality of the Desert by a Monk

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