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 1  I,6     |           are given expression in monastic life especially. From the
 2  I,6     |          of the holy Fathers that monastic spirituality flourished
 3  I,6     |           source from which Latin monastic life took its rise and has
 4  I,9     |        The various expressions of monastic life, from the strictly
 5  I,9     |         is total, as it is in the monastic life, then the person can
 6  I,9     | monasticism kept the torch of the monastic life burning. The nun's
 7  I,9     |          born in the East and the monastic life was an integral part
 8  I,9     |         common traits uniting the monastic experience of the East and
 9  I,13    |           gift of male and female monastic life, which safeguards the
10  I,14    |       name has also indicated the monastic style of cenobitic life.
11  I,14    |           cf. Rom 13:10), Eastern monastic communion has always been
12  I,14    |      service to one's brothers in monastic life, but also to the Church
13  I,16(35)|    essential component of Eastern monastic spirituality. Cf. The Life
14  I,16(35)|        Pontus, The Foundations of Monastic Life: PG 40, 1252 - 1264. ~
15 II,25    |         the unique role played by monastic life within the Churches
16 II,25    |           unifying aspects of the monastic experience, and therefore
17 II,27    |       spiritual tradition and the monastic life, For this reason precisely,
18 II,27    |          and motivated renewal of monastic life could mean true ecclesial