sistersintigo Posted October 9, 2011 Posted October 9, 2011 How about another video?? This is a nun-free video, as it is limited to La Valsainte, the last remaining Carthusian monastery in Switzerland (which, early in the Carthusian Order's nine-hundred-year history, hosted many foundations, due to its geographic closeness to the Massif Chartreuse in the French Alps). La Valsainte is, and always has been, a foundation for men/monks and brothers. Also it's an historical archive affair, which means black and white. [url="http://archives.tsr.ch/player/religion-valsainte"]http://archives.tsr....igion-valsainte[/url]
marigold Posted October 9, 2011 Posted October 9, 2011 [quote name='sistersintigo' timestamp='1318190010' post='2318625'] How about another video?? This is a nun-free video, as it is limited to La Valsainte, the last remaining Carthusian monastery in Switzerland (which, early in the Carthusian Order's nine-hundred-year history, hosted many foundations, due to its geographic closeness to the Massif Chartreuse in the French Alps). La Valsainte is, and always has been, a foundation for men/monks and brothers. Also it's an historical archive affair, which means black and white. [url="http://archives.tsr.ch/player/religion-valsainte"]http://archives.tsr....igion-valsainte[/url] [/quote] Preeetty... Monks everywhere are of a kindred spirit. And I like them
brandelynmarie Posted October 9, 2011 Author Posted October 9, 2011 (edited) [quote name='sistersintigo' timestamp='1318190010' post='2318625'] How about another video?? This is a nun-free video, as it is limited to La Valsainte, the last remaining Carthusian monastery in Switzerland (which, early in the Carthusian Order's nine-hundred-year history, hosted many foundations, due to its geographic closeness to the Massif Chartreuse in the French Alps). La Valsainte is, and always has been, a foundation for men/monks and brothers. Also it's an historical archive affair, which means black and white. [url="http://archives.tsr.ch/player/religion-valsainte"]http://archives.tsr....igion-valsainte[/url] [/quote] The more the merrier! Very razzle dazzle. It's amazing how much remains the same, having seen "Into Great Silence". Edited October 9, 2011 by brandelynmarie
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