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 1  I,9    |                                Monasticism as a model of baptismal
 2  I,9    |       of many of its features: monasticism.~In the East, monasticism
 3  I,9    |      monasticism.~In the East, monasticism has retained great unity.
 4  I,9    |    take, they are all based on monasticism.~Moreover, in the East,
 5  I,9    |         Moreover, in the East, monasticism was not seen merely as a
 6  I,9    |    Eastern Churches, for which monasticism was an essential experience
 7  I,9    |        forcibly closed, female monasticism kept the torch of the monastic
 8  I,9    |       Therefore I will look to monasticism in order to identify those
 9  I,9    |     times neither exclusive to monasticism nor to the Eastern heritage,
10  I,9    |      the one Church of Christ.~Monasticism has always been the very
11  I,9(26)|        72 - 440 marked Western monasticism. Cf. Guillaume De Saint
12  I,10   | Between Word and Eucharist~10. Monasticism shows in a special way that
13  I,13   |      This figure gives Eastern monasticism an extraordinary flexibility:
14  I,13   |       is the harmonizing link, monasticism is permitted the greatest
15  I,13   |        eremitical expressions. Monasticism in the East has thus been
16  I,14   |       style of cenobitic life. Monasticism shows us how there is no
17  I,14   |     Indeed it can be said that monasticism in antiquity - and at various
18 II,27   |             27. With regard to monasticism, in consideration of its