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• catalog abstract "Cistercians are men and women who follow Saint Benedict's Rule for Monks and the Constitutions of Citeaux. Settling in 1098 in a remote burgundian marsh (in Latin a cisterna), the first Cistercians determined to live simply and to balance in their lives common prayer, personal reflection, and manual labor. For guidance they read the Bible, the writings of the Church Fathers, and the documents of centuries of christian monasticism. The literature they created resonates their love of God and their reasoned analysis of the intensely personal experience of growth through self-knowledge to self-acceptance to the perception of God. Cistercian Publications brings the insights of these remarkable twelfth century writers into English in its Cistercian Fathers Series. A companion Cistercian Studies Series augments these texts with translations of ancient, medieval, and modern monastic literature, and with works of scholarship and spirituality touching the claustral tradition. Translators work from the finest available critical scholarship and strive to strike a balance between fidelity to the original and contemporary ways of expression.".
• catalog alternative "Ce que dit saint Benoît. English".
• catalog contributor b6615552.
• catalog created "c1994.".
• catalog date "1994".
• catalog date "c1994.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1994.".
• catalog description "Cistercian Publications brings the insights of these remarkable twelfth century writers into English in its Cistercian Fathers Series. A companion Cistercian Studies Series augments these texts with translations of ancient, medieval, and modern monastic literature, and with works of scholarship and spirituality touching the claustral tradition.".
• catalog description "Cistercians are men and women who follow Saint Benedict's Rule for Monks and the Constitutions of Citeaux. Settling in 1098 in a remote burgundian marsh (in Latin a cisterna), the first Cistercians determined to live simply and to balance in their lives common prayer, personal reflection, and manual labor. For guidance they read the Bible, the writings of the Church Fathers, and the documents of centuries of christian monasticism.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 340-348) and indexes.".
• catalog description "LXVII. Brothers sent on a journey -- LXVIII. If impossible tasks are assigned to a brother -- LXIX. Let no one in the monastery presume to defend another -- LXX. Let no one presume to strike another at will -- LXXI. Let them obey one another -- LXXII. The good zeal which the monks must have -- LXXIII. The observance of all justice is not prescribed in this Rule.".
• catalog description "The literature they created resonates their love of God and their reasoned analysis of the intensely personal experience of growth through self-knowledge to self-acceptance to the perception of God.".
• catalog description "To Novices -- Daily Reading of the Rule -- I. The kinds of monks -- II. What the abbot must be -- III. Summoning the brothers for counsel -- IV. The tools of good works -- V. Obedience -- VI. Stillness -- VII. Humility -- VIII. The Divine Offices at night -- IX. How many psalms should be said during the night hours? -- X. How nocturnal praise should be celebrated during the summer season -- XI. How Vigils should be celebrated on Sundays -- XII. How the solemnity of Matins is to be celebrated -- XIII. Ordinary Days: How Matins are to be celebrated -- XIV. The Anniversaries of Saints: How Vigils are to be celebrated -- XV. At what times the Alleluia is to be said -- XVI. How the Divine Offices are to be celebrated during the day -- XVII. How many psalms should be chanted at these same hours? -- XVIII. In what order are these psalms to be said? -- XIX. Behavior during psalmody -- XX. Reverence in prayer -- XXI. The deans of the monastery -- XXII. How the monks are to sleep.".
• catalog description "Translators work from the finest available critical scholarship and strive to strike a balance between fidelity to the original and contemporary ways of expression.".
• catalog description "XLIV. Those who are excommunicated: How they make satisfaction -- XLV. Those who make mistakes in the oratory -- XLVI. Those who commit faults or anything else -- XLVII. Announcing the hours for the Work of God -- XLVIII. Daily manual labor -- XLIX. The observance of Lent -- L. Brothers working at a distance from the oratory or travelling -- LI. Brothers on a short journey -- LII. The oratory of the monastery -- LIII. The reception of guests -- LIV. Should a monk receive letters or anything else? -- LV. The brothers' clothing and footwear -- LVI. The abbot's table -- LVII. The artisans of the monastery -- LVIII. The procedure for receiving brothers -- LIX. Sons of nobles and sons of poor people who are offered -- LX. Priests who wish to dwell in the monastery -- LXI. Unknown monks: How they are to be received -- LXII. The priests of the monastery -- LXIII. Community rank -- LXIV. The ordination of the abbot -- LXV. The monastery's provost -- LXVI. The porters of the monastery.".
• catalog description "XXIII. Excommunication for faults -- XXIV. What the degree of excommunication is to be -- XXV. Serious faults -- XXVI. Those who associate with the excommunicated without permission -- XXVII. How the abbot must show concern for the excommunicated -- XXVIII. Those who refuse to amend after frequent reproofs -- XXIX. Whether brothers who leave the monastery are to be readmitted -- XXX. Young children: How they are to be reproved -- XXXI. The monastery cellarer: What he must be -- XXXII. The tools and goods of the monastery -- XXXIII. Whether monks are to have anything of their own -- XXXIV. Whether all are to receive essentials equally -- XXXV. The kitchen servers of the week -- XXXVI. The sick brothers -- XXVII. The elderly and children -- XXXVIII. The reader for the week -- XXXIX. The measure of food -- XL. The measure of drink -- XLI. At what times shall the brothers take their meals? -- XLII. Let no one speak after Compline -- XLIII. Those who arrive late at the work of God or at table.".
• catalog extent "360 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Reading Saint Benedict.".
• catalog identifier "0879076518 (alk. paper)".
• catalog identifier "0879077514 (pbk. : alk. paper)".
• catalog isFormatOf "Reading Saint Benedict.".
• catalog isPartOf "Cistercian studies series ; no. 151".
• catalog issued "1994".
• catalog issued "c1994.".
• catalog language "eng fre".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Kalamazoo, Mich. : Cistercian Publications,".
• catalog relation "Reading Saint Benedict.".
• catalog subject "255/.106 20".
• catalog subject "BX3004 .A2 1994".
• catalog subject "Benedict, Saint, Abbot of Monte Cassino. Regula.".
• catalog subject "Benedictines Rules.".
• catalog tableOfContents "LXVII. Brothers sent on a journey -- LXVIII. If impossible tasks are assigned to a brother -- LXIX. Let no one in the monastery presume to defend another -- LXX. Let no one presume to strike another at will -- LXXI. Let them obey one another -- LXXII. The good zeal which the monks must have -- LXXIII. The observance of all justice is not prescribed in this Rule.".
• catalog tableOfContents "To Novices -- Daily Reading of the Rule -- I. The kinds of monks -- II. What the abbot must be -- III. Summoning the brothers for counsel -- IV. The tools of good works -- V. Obedience -- VI. Stillness -- VII. Humility -- VIII. The Divine Offices at night -- IX. How many psalms should be said during the night hours? -- X. How nocturnal praise should be celebrated during the summer season -- XI. How Vigils should be celebrated on Sundays -- XII. How the solemnity of Matins is to be celebrated -- XIII. Ordinary Days: How Matins are to be celebrated -- XIV. The Anniversaries of Saints: How Vigils are to be celebrated -- XV. At what times the Alleluia is to be said -- XVI. How the Divine Offices are to be celebrated during the day -- XVII. How many psalms should be chanted at these same hours? -- XVIII. In what order are these psalms to be said? -- XIX. Behavior during psalmody -- XX. Reverence in prayer -- XXI. The deans of the monastery -- XXII. How the monks are to sleep.".
• catalog tableOfContents "XLIV. Those who are excommunicated: How they make satisfaction -- XLV. Those who make mistakes in the oratory -- XLVI. Those who commit faults or anything else -- XLVII. Announcing the hours for the Work of God -- XLVIII. Daily manual labor -- XLIX. The observance of Lent -- L. Brothers working at a distance from the oratory or travelling -- LI. Brothers on a short journey -- LII. The oratory of the monastery -- LIII. The reception of guests -- LIV. Should a monk receive letters or anything else? -- LV. The brothers' clothing and footwear -- LVI. The abbot's table -- LVII. The artisans of the monastery -- LVIII. The procedure for receiving brothers -- LIX. Sons of nobles and sons of poor people who are offered -- LX. Priests who wish to dwell in the monastery -- LXI. Unknown monks: How they are to be received -- LXII. The priests of the monastery -- LXIII. Community rank -- LXIV. The ordination of the abbot -- LXV. The monastery's provost -- LXVI. The porters of the monastery.".
• catalog tableOfContents "XXIII. Excommunication for faults -- XXIV. What the degree of excommunication is to be -- XXV. Serious faults -- XXVI. Those who associate with the excommunicated without permission -- XXVII. How the abbot must show concern for the excommunicated -- XXVIII. Those who refuse to amend after frequent reproofs -- XXIX. Whether brothers who leave the monastery are to be readmitted -- XXX. Young children: How they are to be reproved -- XXXI. The monastery cellarer: What he must be -- XXXII. The tools and goods of the monastery -- XXXIII. Whether monks are to have anything of their own -- XXXIV. Whether all are to receive essentials equally -- XXXV. The kitchen servers of the week -- XXXVI. The sick brothers -- XXVII. The elderly and children -- XXXVIII. The reader for the week -- XXXIX. The measure of food -- XL. The measure of drink -- XLI. At what times shall the brothers take their meals? -- XLII. Let no one speak after Compline -- XLIII. Those who arrive late at the work of God or at table.".
• catalog title "Ce que dit saint Benoît. English".
• catalog title "Reading Saint Benedict : reflections on the Rule / by Adalbert de Vogüé ; translated by Colette Friedlander.".
• catalog type "Rules. fast".
• catalog type "text".