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 1  5,1 |     said to have become like a monastic kingdom. It was also called
 2  5,4 |     will therefore examine the monastic past, something that has
 3  5,4 |       higher, virginity or the monastic state.”~ ~Monasticism is
 4  5,4 |     examples of this vow.~ The monastic way was later perfected
 5  5,4 |       of the Church, the first monastic community was that which
 6  5,4 |        the image of the common monastic life is truly an imitation
 7  5,4 |     constituents of the purely monastic life, and which a merely
 8  5,4 |     alone with God. From these monastic communities arose the great
 9  5,4 |    communities arose the great monastic saints, the Desert Fathers,
10  5,4 |     Fathers emphasize that the monastic life is the continuity of
11  5,4 |       to this discipline, each monastic lived separately from the
12  5,4 |      lifetime, another form of monastic life began to develop —
13  5,4 |    they needed for the austere monastic life. Monasticism quickly
14  5,4 |    that the arduous process of monastic self-denial and renunciation
15  5,4 |      this transformation, many monastic saints regained the likeness
16  5,4 |     Church in Exile, himself a monastic of high spiritual caliber
17  5,4 | definition of the Fathers, the monastic life is per se the direct
18  5,5 |      by the Holy Fathers, this monastic community played a decisive
19  5,5 | peninsula consists entirely of monastic settlements, some twenty
20  5,6 |   preserved the institution of monastic life but has strayed far
21  5,7 |  commonly manifested itself as monastic eldership.~ The father of
22  5,7 |   monks, it was noted, and the monastic life is a light for all
23  9,26|      spiritual struggle on the monastic principles that had been
24 10,16|       the monks and that these monastic bishops were the greatest
25 11,4 |      feasts that honor great   Monastic Profession, Marriage, Burial