A Benedictine Education Gordon as other ages felt

as other ages felt

the culture suffers a crisis of identity

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he influenced generations of Catholic thinkers through his preaching

To address what it means that “the Word became flesh and dwelt among us

A Benedictine Education Gordon as other ages feltBy John Henry Newman Edited by Christopher Fisher A Benedictine Education presents two essays by John Henry Newman which articulate Saint Benedicts vision of a schola servitii dominici, a school of the Lords service. As Christopher Fisher notes, the book aims to aid in the recovery of the Benedictine principle, a principle animated by a poetic disposition. The Portsmouth Institute, at which Fisher serves as Executive Director, works to develop this