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Gregory of Nyssa (ca. 335-395) Church father and pastor Today the Eastern churches and the Western monastic calendar commemorate the Church father Gregory of Nyssa Lectionary
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“Oh, that today you would hear his voice” (Psalm 95:7): in the Bible, it is Israel’s covenant with God that gives time its meaning. The ‘existential’ time in which the people of God lives is grante...
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Theodosius the Cenobiarch (ca. 423-529) monk A native of Garissos, Cappadocia, Theodosius moved to the Palestinian desert at a young age because he was drawn to monastic life.
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Aelred of Rievaulx (1109-1167) monk Aelred was appreciated for his wisdom, his attention to each person's gifts, and his skill in making the community grow in unity
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The Christian tradition, especially in the West, has interpreted holiness in essentially moral terms. Understood in these terms, holiness does not imply absence of sin, but rather trust in the merc...
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The icons of Bose, oil tempera on wood 40x40 cm
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Ilarius of Poitiers (ca. 315-367) pastor Ilarius can be considered one of the creators of Western theological language, together with Tertullian and Novatian
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On December 2, 2002 Rowan Williams was announced as the 104th Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate of All England, and head of the worldwide Anglican Communion. He was previously Archbishop of Wales, ...
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Seraphim of Sarov (1759-1833) monk In 1759 Prochor Moshnin, who became one of Russia's most beloved monks and was canonized as Seraphim of Sarov, was born in Kursk, Russia
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Honoratus of Lérins (ca. 350-429/430) monk and pastor Today early martyrologies commemorate Honoratus, the founder of the monastery of Lérins and a bishop of Arles
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Hospitality at Bose
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Dear friends and guests, from 1st January until 8 February 2015, we will be respecting a time of silence, retreat and solitude
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Antony the Great (ca. 250-356) monk Antony accepted many disciples; eventually he set out for the "inner desert," heading towards the Red Sea in search of ever greater solitude Lectionary
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Fabian (d. 250), pastor, and Sebastian (d. ca. 287) martyrs Since antiquity the Western Church has commemorated two of its most famous and beloved martyrs on this day: Fabian, b...
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Agnes (3rd cent.) martyr In the second half of the third century, on 21 January of an unknown year, Agnes, barely thirteen years old, died as a martyr in Rome
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Damiana (4th cent.) nun and martyr At the beginning of the fourth century, in the Egyptian province of Parallos north of the Nile delta, the monastic superior Damiana was decapitated alon...
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Menno Simons (1496-1561) witness In 1535, in the German city of Münster near the Dutch border, a bloodbath put an end to a tragic attempt to establish the New Jerusalem by force Lectionary
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Timothy and Titus apostles The day after the conversion of St. Paul, the Western churches commemorate Timothy and Titus, bishops of the early Church and Paul's collaborators in the mission to ...
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Nino (ca. 276-ca. 340) witness Today the Georgian Church commemorates Nino, an early evangelizer of the Republic of Georgia
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Gandhi (1869-1948) righteous among the nations In 1948 Mahatma Gandhi, a prophet of nonviolence and universal love, was on his way to daily evening prayer when he was killed by three pist...
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Marcella (ca. 330-411) nun Marcella, a Roman noblewoman who is remembered as the founder of women's monastic life in the city of Rome, died at the beginning of the year 411
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Words of Spirituality by ENZO BIANCHI Prayer is an essential component of history because the cry of the poor and the world's victims, which ascends to God as a plea for justice and peace
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XVI International Ecumenical Conference on Orthodox Spirituality Spiritual Paternity Bose, 18- 21 September 2008 Scientific commettee: Enzo Bianchi (Bose), Lino Breda (Bose), Sabino C...
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Words of Spirituality by ENZO BIANCHI Our own listening leads us to recognize God’s listening as a dimension that precedes us and in which we are immersed
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Words of Spirituality by ENZO BIANCHI Chastity creates in us a pure heart that is able to see reality and other people in God, it also makes us living reflections of God's love
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Words of Spirituality by ENZO BIANCHI The criterion in Christian obedience is the Holy Spirit, who interiorizes the demands of the Gospel in each of us "We must obey God rather than men&...
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