A Benedictine Handbook
Publisher: Canterbury Press Norwich
Published: June 27, 2003
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 256
ISBN-13: 9781853114991
Subjects: Christian communities & monasticism; Christian doctrinal theology; Christian spirituality; Reference works; Religion
First sentence: It may seem extravagant today to suggest that not only monks and nuns but also ordinary laymen and laywomen of the twenty-first century can learn something invaluable about themselves and about how to live their lives on this earth by reading what St Benedict wrote in the sixth century and by taking it to heart.