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Seventy-Four Tools for Good Living

Reflections on the Fourth Chapter of Benedict's Rule

Seventy-Four Tools for Good Living

Reflections on the Fourth Chapter of Benedict's Rule

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£11.95

Publisher: Liturgical Press
ISBN: 9780814637203
Number of Pages: 296
Published: 07/05/2014
Width: 13.7 cm
Height: 21 cm

There is more in Benedict's Rule than meets the eye. Based on the rules of life of John Cassian and Saint Basil, Benedict invites us to go further back to the scriptural basis of all Christian and monastic living and pursue our spiritual journey by the guidance of the Gospel.

This book of reflections on the tools for good living is intended to be read very slowly, one section at a time. In addition to communicating reflections on each verse of chapter 4, Casey invites readers to:

* continue the process of reflection for themselves

* apply what is written to their own lives

* draw on their own wisdom and insight

* and, ultimately, broaden their experience of monastic spirituality

Michael Casey, OCSO

Michael Casey, OCSO, has been a monk of Tarrawarra Abbey (Australia) since 1960. After completing a degree in Scripture at Leuven, he received his doctorate from Melbourne College of Divinity for a study of desire for God in the writings of Bernard of Clairvaux. For the past decades he has been engaged in exploring different aspects of monastic spirituality, writing, and giving conferences throughout the English-speaking monastic world. His books include The Road to Eternal Life: Reflections on the Prologue of Benedict's Rule (Liturgical Press, 2011), Strangers to the City (Paraclete Press, 2005), and A Guide to Living in the Truth (Liguori, 2001).

"Ancient monastic authors often stressed their wish to be of useto readers. Like them, Michael Casey has written a useful volume, a volume to live by. Drawing on a wealth of sources, and reading deeply in the book of experience, he shows what a vast perspective is indicated in the 'little Rule' of Benedict, what fullness of life is in store for those who follow it with courage and coherence." Eric Varden, OCSO Mount Saint Bernard Abbey

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