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 1 1 |          considers his celebrated life and studies in the light
 2 3 |          divine Founder unfailing life and abiding strength from
 3 5 |          wretched theater for the life and death struggle of nations,
 4 5 |        the sanctuary of religious life with safer and holier laws.
 5 5 | uncultured tribes from their wild life to civic and Christian culture;
 6 6 |          please God in a virtuous life".8 He willingly bid farewell
 7 6 |       farewell to the comforts of life and the charms of a corrupt
 8 6 |           cave he began to live a life that was more heavenly than
 9 7 |        the senses. In this way of life he found such sweetness
10 8 |        this secluded and solitary life in the cave of Subiaco,
11 13|     Benedict brought the monastic life to that degree of perfection
12 13|         on the West the manner of life of the monks of the East,
13 13|        the East, as to adapt that life and accommodate it to the
14 13|         apostolate. The community life of a Benedictine house tempered
15 13|        severities of the solitary life, not suitable for all and
16 13|           sins and to his worldly life, with gentle words Benedict
17 14|         special norms of eremitic life and their particular precepts,
18 17|       candidates for the monastic life was intricate and difficult.
19 17|        the stability of religious life in such a way that they
20 19|         in the Benedictine way of life that while engaged in manual
21 19|     Christ and may He bring us to life everlasting".36~
22 22|      first three centuries of her life was in a wonderful way confirmed
23 22|           labor and to a virtuous life ruled by the precepts of
24 22|          from an uncouth and wild life men conformed to civil society
25 23|          and counsels of a holier life contained in them.~
26 24|          the practice of ordinary life the principles and example
27 24|           to embrace the monastic life, not only will correspond
28 25|         and seriously examine the life, teaching and glorious achievements
29 25|          removed, there follows a life of turmoil and great confusion;
30 26|          in private and in public life; otherwise, there is no
31 27|        Deity is the author of our life and from Him we have received
32 29|           honor and a joy. A busy life, whether employed in the