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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «GYROVAGUE»
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gyrovague en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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1
Dark Age Bodies: Gender and Monastic Practice in the Early ...
90 Hildemar looks to the ravenous maw of the gyrovague as the marker of his
depravity. Focusing in on the Rule's phrase ''being servants to their own wills and
to the seductions of their gullets,'' Hildemar fleshes out for his neophyte monks ...
2
Wandering Monks, Virgins, and Pilgrims: Ascetic Travel in ...
He views the section on the gyrovague as a literary outburst, revealing the
Master's "excess of satirical spirit" and his "verbal intemperance and triviality."89
Vogue claims that the Master was only trying to emulate Cassian's model, even
though ...
3
Spirituality in Ecumenical Perspective
Simply put, the gyrovague keeps neither exterior nor interior silence and does not
possess, even minimally, the disposition to be an effective listener. The
gyrovague also contradicts the principle of stability, which governs Benedictine ...
4
Lollards and Their Influence in Late Medieval England
... Peter; Woodford, William mendicant dissent 177±96 satire against friars see
gyrovague, sarabites, three estates see also FitzRalph, Richard; Friar Daw's
Reply; letters of fraternity Friar Daw's Reply defense of fraternal life 57 n.91
heretics as ...
Fiona Somerset, Jill C. Havens, Derrick G. Pitard, 2003
5
Commentary on the Rule of St. Benedict
2 The Regula Magistri, xx., draws a far from flattering portrait of the gyrovague;
read also the eighth chapter of the Constitution“ monastica: which figure amcng
the Works of ST. BAsrL. P.G., XXXI., 1367 sq. 3 De apere monacbomm, c. xxviii.
P.L. ...
6
The Life of the Vows: Initiation Into the Monastic Tradition 6
It is not just wandering about that is evil, but for St. Benedict this wandering is
simply the root and expression of all the other vices, for the gyrovague is at the
mercy of all his passions, cannot deny himself anything; or at least they cannot
deny ...
Thomas Merton, Patrick F. O'Connell, 2012
7
Wayward Monks and the Religious Revolution of the Eleventh ...
with one of the greatest possible sins of monastic life — with being a "gyrovague."
This is the type of monk most castigated at the beginning of Benedict of Nursia's
Rule for monks, by far the most popular monastic rule in use in western Europe ...
But I did enjoy being a "gyrovague" during this year of celebration, accepting
hospitality in several monasteries. To all my kind hosts on those occasions and to
my own monastic brethren at Ampleforth who helped me to avoid becoming too ...
9
At Home with Saint Benedict: Monastery Talks
This is in contrast to the sarabaite and gyrovague, and even to the hermit. The
sarabaite, says Cassian, is a degenerate monk, and Benedict follows Cassian
saying the sarabaites have no formation to guide them, and no rule to try them.
10
Doing business with Benedict: the rule of St Benedict and ...
Finally, the gyrovague tells his community of his deep sorrow at the necessity of
moving elsewhere, and the community wish him a fond farewell. So he moves on
to new place, where he begins his life by rubbishing everything that he had ...
Kit Dollard, Anthony Marett-Crosby, 2002
6 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «GYROVAGUE»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
gyrovague en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Holiness in Place: The Counterculture of Stability
... great mobility, it seems as if St. Benedict is describing the average 21st century American when he gives us his description of the gyrovague. «Aleteia, Abr 14»
Artist Genevieve Belleveau's Experiment in Urban Asceticism
I realized I was more a gyrovague than any other kind of monk as I follow only loosely proclaimed vows rather than the law of a specific order. «Papermag, Abr 14»
Performance Artist To Live Inside Bear Carcass For 13 Days
... repeatedly encountered animal carcasses along his journey during another one of his performances in Gyrovague in the heart of the French ... «ArtLyst, Abr 14»
Bear-ly breathing: French artist will spend 13 days living inside a …
... animal carcasses along his journey during another one of his performances in Gyrovague in the heart of the French Alps,” the release says. «National Post, Abr 14»
Ready, steady, go – a race to the bottom for travel guidebooks, e …
This article first appeared on his Gyrovague blog. NB2: Start line image via Shutterstock. twitter facebook linked-in email email · Previous Article Next Article. «Tnooz, Mar 13»
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Designing the Travel Guide of the Future « Gyrovague. […] on it ever since. Yet what amazes me is that there are still new startups launching in 2012 (like this ... «Tnooz, Ene 12»
