
Catholic spirituality, medieval churches, the Rule of St Benedict and Latin.
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Changes in monastic organisation, observance and structures in the 9th-10th centuries
Up to now we have focussed largely on monasticism in Britain itself, but now we need to take a look at what was happening elsewhere in Europe. While the...
Having set out the goal of the Christian life in the Prologue, and the definition of the monastic life, St Benedict turns to the role of the Abbot. It’s a long chapter and it falls into two main parts. The first section, which we are consid...
The heavenly Jerusalem
Last week we looked at the paintings in the nave and chancel arch, but this week we are moving into the chancel itself. This set of paintings is the great glory of Kempley and I have only seen one other similar examp...
It is clear that there are four types of monks. The first are the cenobites, that is those in monasteries, serving under a Rule or Abbot.
Monachorum quattuor esse genera manifestum est. Primum coenobitarum, hoc est monasteriale,...
The Tree of Life, the Saints, the Wheel of Life and a glorious painted arch
Kempley was the final church on my last church crawling weekend of the year. the weather was warm and sunny, and we meandered around the lanes of west Gloucestersh...
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