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Benedictines

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Saint John's at 150

Hilary Thimmesh

2006

The dialogues of Gregory the Great

Pope Gregory I

1967

Female Monastic Life in Early Tudor England: With an Edition of Richard Fox's Translation of the Benedictine Rule for Women, 1517 (Early Modern Englishwoman 1500-1750: Contemporary Editions)

Benedict Saint, Abbot of Monte Cassino.

2002

Monastic reform as process

Steven Vanderputten

2013

Great historical enterprises

Knowles, David

1963

The Glenstal Book of Prayer

Glenstal Abbey, Monks of Glenstal Abbey

2001

The Intimate Merton

Thomas Merton

1999

RB 1980

Benedict Saint, Abbot of Monte Cassino., Benedict Saint, Abbot of Monte Cassino

1982

The rule of St. Benedict in English

Benedict Saint, Abbot of Monte Cassino.

1998

The cloister walk

Kathleen Norris

1996

The history of the church of Englande

Saint Bede the Venerable

1973

Wisdom from the monastery

2005

The Rule of St. Benedict

St. Benedict, Hunter Blair, David Oswald Sir

1907

Rule of St. Benedict

Paul Delatte

1921

The view from a monastery

Benet Tvedten

1999

A human search

Bede Griffiths

1997

Benedictine monachism

Edward Cuthbert Butler

1919

The monastic Vesperal

Catholic Church

1958

Memoirs

Jean Leclercq

2000

Prayer and community

Columba Stewart

1998

Benedictine roots in the development of deaf education

Marilyn Daniels

1997

Rule of Saint Benedict

Abbot Parry

1991

The plan of St. Gall

Walter Horn

1979

The English black monks of St. Benedict

Taunton, Ethelred L.

1897

Seeking God

Esther De Waal

1984

Survival or Prophecy?

Jean Leclercq, Thomas Merton, Patrick Hart et al.

2002

The mermaid chair

Sue Monk Kidd

2006

A Benedictine bibliography

Oliver Leonard Kapsner

1962

Private instructions, 1634

Antonie Batt

1973

The world of Orderic Vitalis

Marjorie Chibnall

1984

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