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Latest news about Carthusian common foods
The Caspian is a short horse, but well proportioned, with coloring that range from the common chestnut, grey, and bay, to the occasional black colored Caspian. *CAYUSE INDIAN PONY*. The Cayuse Indian Pony is the direct symbol of the Old ... Continue reading
Horse Breeds: Canadian Horse, Carthusian, Caspian, Cayuse Indian Pony
In June, another set of Carthusian monks were put to death because they would not acknowledge Henry as head of the church in England. They were tied to stakes standing upright, and left to die long, agonizing deaths without food or ... Continue reading
Our Wounded Anglican History: Henry VIII Deals with His Opponents
Families would also donate a son in return for blessings. During the plagues, monks helped to till the fields and provide food for the sick. A Warming House is a common part of a medieval monastery, where monks went to warm themselves. ... Continue reading
Monastery
It is a film introducing the daily activities of the Carthusian monks of the Grande Chartreuse monastery. They live silent lives, usually speaking only once a week when they go out for a walk. There is some chanting and reading, ... Continue reading
Into Great Silence
Flavor is high, obviously enhanced, but as food usually lacks nutrition and the subtle complexities in taste. Wanting to balance my filmic diet, I decided to seek out the very antithesis of the summer blockbuster: something slow-moving, ... Continue reading
Into Great Silence
So, taking his cue from the origin of the word punch, Maxwell christened his six-ingredient drink by looking up the Farsi word for six (shish) and while he was at it, tipped his hat to the Carthusian monks who first began producing ... Continue reading
Venture out to Brooklyn: Jack the Horse Tavern
Clearly, because of his duties the Carthusian Brother is unable to spend as much time in his cell in prayer as does the Father, nor need he spend quite so much time on the offices and in church. Nevertheless he devotes his whole day's ... Continue reading
Life of Simplicity: Off-Track, and then On-Track Again
Rather, she entered into a correspondence that began with theological questions and blossomed into an unusual love affair --a chaste, God-fearing coupling fraught with confusion and fueled by a common intellectual and religious passion. ... Continue reading
Intentional Defamation By The Willamette Week
On one occasion, when Jesus and His disciples were their guests (Luke 10:38-42), Mary sat at Jesus' feet and listened to Him while her sister Martha busied herself with preparing food and waiting on the guests, and when Martha ... Continue reading
This week's Saints
He chose rather to depict the three persons of the Trinity inviting all to participate with them at the common table of love. The figures of the Trinity form an open circle at the table that is to be completed by those who freely accept ... Continue reading
Lectio Divina
