Brothers/men Religious Pics......

[EJames]

some Brothers of the Fraternité Saint Vincent Ferrier(who follow a Dominican tradition and celebrate exclusively the old Dominican usage, of the TRidentine Rite.).
they are processing into the Benedictine Abbey at Fontgombault, for their Ordinationsaccording to the Missal of 1962
[img]http://www.amdg.asso.fr/photos/fsvf_ordination_2006/DSCF0032.JPG[/img]
[img]http://www.amdg.asso.fr/photos/fsvf_ordination_2006/DSCF0037.JPG[/img]
[img]http://ndchretiente.free.fr/2007/photos/640/sglg-ndc07_019.jpg[/img]
fr. Louis-Marie de Blignières ^^
Fraternité Saint-Vincent-Ferrier
[url="http://www.chemere.org/"]http://www.chemere.org/[/url]

Edited July 26, 2007 by EJames

[EJames]

Benedictine monks at Fontgombault Abbey,(the founding HOuse of Clear Creek,Oklahoma)
[img]http://www.amdg.asso.fr/photos/fsvf_ordination_2006/DSCF0029.JPG[/img]
[img]http://www.amdg.asso.fr/photos/fsvf_ordination_2006/DSCF0030.JPG[/img]
[img]http://www.amdg.asso.fr/photos/fsvf_ordination_2006/DSCF0031.JPG[/img]

Edited July 26, 2007 by EJames

[Ale]

These are the Franciscan Brothers of the Eucharist, a masculine community approved by the Archdiocese of Hartford as a Public Association of the Faithful and leagued to the Franciscan Sisters of the Eucharist.

[img]http://www.fbecommunity.org/images/medals1-3sm.jpg[/img]

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[img]http://www.fsecommunity.org/news/images/fbemedal2.jpg[/img] [img]http://www.fsecommunity.org/news/images/holylandpilgm7.jpg[/img]

[EJames2]

a slew? of new Dominican Brothers, USA
[img]http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1158/1107441604_371078cc2a.jpg[/img]
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pax

[Deo Iuvente]

[img]http://www.religiouslife.com/vocsearch/images/reg/reg_132.jpg[/img]
Mercedarians meeting with John Paul II


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Low mass,September 16th.
[img]http://www.orderofmercy.org/images/Vocations/Novitiate.jpg[/img]
A brother in his new habit.

Edited September 17, 2007 by Deo Iuvente

[Deo Iuvente]

Epiphany 2006
[img]http://farm1.static.flickr.com/153/434494639_2411cf0f13.jpg[/img]

[img]http://farm1.static.flickr.com/153/434491436_6524161911.jpg[/img]

Edited September 17, 2007 by Deo Iuvente

[doe-jo]

[b]PRIESTLY FRATERNITY OF SAINT PETER[/b]
[u]Seminary Life[/u]
Denton, 2007
[img]http://fssp.org/album/VS2007D/08%20-%20ash%20wednesday%20-%2007.jpg[/img]
[img]http://fssp.org/album/VS2007D/10%20-%20ash%20wednesday%20-%2007.jpg[/img]
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Denton, 2006
[img]http://fssp.org/album/VS2006D/st.%20joseph%203.jpg[/img]
[img]http://fssp.org/album/VS2006D/rorate%20mass%20carmel%20-%2001.jpg[/img]
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[img]http://fssp.org/album/VS2006D/rorate%20mass%20carmel%20-%2005.jpg[/img]


[url="http://fssp.org/en/photos.htm"]more photos[/url]

[Ale]

an abbot of the canons of Premontrè and an abbot of the regular canons of the Austrian Congregation:


[img]http://www.lateranensi.it/e107_images/generic/incontro5.gif[/img]

very strange clothes!

[EJames2]

not posted previously, so , new, 'Frati Franciscani Minori Rinnovati ' photos..
[img]http://www.esprit-photo.com/images/photos-reportage/08_symbole_priere/600pix/D1172676-1.jpg[/img][img]http://www.esprit-photo.com/images/photos-reportage/08_symbole_priere/600pix/D1171825-1.jpg[/img]
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[img]http://www.esprit-photo.com/images/photos-reportage/08_symbole_priere/600pix/D1174254-1.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.esprit-photo.com/images/photos-reportage/03_Francisani_Rinovati/600pix/EP07c013.jpg[/img]

Edited September 24, 2007 by EJames2

[EJames2]

Franciscan Friars of the Immaculate (Kolbian Franciscan of the Conventual tradition) Conneticut
[img]http://farm1.static.flickr.com/157/399853486_c275dd4a6b.jpg[/img]

[EJames2]

pics from the early days of the Franciscans of the Primitive Observance, (FPOs)1995), started when Father Pio Mandato and other, , who was one of the early CFRs and capuchin reformers in the Bronx..
[i]"He and his fellow-reformers in New York sought out Bishop O'Malley when they felt ready for reorganization. After "much dialogue" over the course of about six months, the invitation arrived from the Fall River diocese."[/i]
-you'll see him on the back cover of early versions of Fr GRoeschels 'REform of Renewal', -was called to more simplicity going back to the founding principles and to the Capuchin reforms in 1536-and the original Capuchin reform of not dwelling in cities, but in solitary places, non-use of all monies, and primary focus on evangelical preaching... and devoting more time to the contemplative aspect of following St. Francis
(Fr Pio now is at the Hermitage of St Joseph..i believe)

[img]http://204.27.188.70/daily/03-97/03-31-97/hmonk1.jpg[/img]
[img]http://204.27.188.70/daily/03-97/03-31-97/hmonk3.jpg[/img]
[img]http://204.27.188.70/daily/03-97/03-31-97/hmonk4.jpg[/img]
A day at the friary goes, more or less, like this: 2 a.m., night vigil, office of readings; 6:30 a.m., morning prayer together followed by an individual hour of prayer and solitude; 8 a.m., Mass; then class, study, work, etc.; noon, midday prayer and recollection, pickup lunch; afternoon work and study; 4:45 p.m., evening prayer in common, followed by one hour of silent eucharistic adoration; 6 p.m., supper (the Friars take turns preparing and serving), recreation, followed by Compline (the evening prayer), the rosary and, finally, the Grand Silence (close of the day, normally around 9 p.m.)
- here is a more recent pic from Boston
[img]http://www.hotlinkfiles.com/pfiles/24122/04.jpg[/img]
[i]They own no radios, televisions or other worldly possessions. Meat, sweets and snack foods are not in their diets. They sleep on the floor and rise in the middle of night to pray. The men's gray habits are their only wardrobe, the big cowls marking them as Capuchins. They have no mode of transportation other than their feet. And they operate with no budget; there's little to account for besides spiritual formation and growth. [/i]

Edited October 10, 2007 by EJames2

[EJames2]

Brothers of St John, perpetual vows
[img]http://www.stjean.com/Images/photos_jp_paray_07/img_8918.jpg[/img]
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[img]http://www.stjean.com/Images/photos_jp_paray_07/img_9538.jpg[/img]

[Ale]

Fraternità Francescana di Betania

[img]http://www.ffbetania.it/foto/convegno%20Roma%20ottobre%202007/bigimages/IMG_8613.JPG[/img]

[img]http://www.ffbetania.it/foto/convegno%20Roma%20ottobre%202007/bigimages/IMG_8852.jpg[/img]

diaconate ordinations

[img]http://www.ffbetania.it/foto/diaconati/bigimages/diaconati2007-003.jpg[/img]

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[img]http://www.ffbetania.it/foto/diaconati/bigimages/diaconati2007-030.jpg[/img]

[img]http://www.ffbetania.it/foto/diaconati/bigimages/diaconati2007-036.jpg[/img]

Edited October 24, 2007 by Ale

[Starets]

Welcoming party slideshow welcoming a new monk to Christ in the desert:
[url="http://www.talesfromthecenobite.net/2007/10/welcome-party-for-new-monk.html"]Tales from the Cenobite[/url]

[corban711]

EJames...my brother is a Brother of St. Jean who is currently spending one year of discernment with the Monastic Brothers of Bethlehem, The Assumption of The Virgin, and St. Bruno. sweet pictures! i have a pretty amazing picture of him on top of a mountain...i'll try to post that soon!

Edited November 4, 2007 by corban711

[EJames2]

[quote name='corban711' post='1414104' date='Nov 4 2007, 10:06 AM']EJames...my brother is a Brother of St. Jean who is currently spending one year of discernment with the Monastic Brothers of Bethlehem, The Assumption of The Virgin, and St. Bruno. sweet pictures! i have a pretty amazing picture of him on top of a mountain...i'll try to post that soon![/quote]
excellent, hey, he is doing the same thing i, and a few other now former, Bros of St Jean did..! pax!

[Ale]

Hi to everybody, I've got new pics!
These are the [b]Little Brothers of Jesus Caritas [/b](piccoli fratelli di jesus caritas) a semi-monastic contemplative/active community founded in the charism of bl.Charles de Foucolud in Spello (Italy) in 1969 and recognized in 1997.
The Little Brothers of the community «Jesus Caritas» consecrate their lives to the love of God and of all men, to the practice of evangelic counsel, to continuous prayer. The community lives and works in the local Church, in communion with the bishop, with the presbyters, deacons, and with all people of God.

[img]http://www.jesuscaritas.it/public/upload/images/Busto_frCharles_Goleto_g1.jpg[/img]

[img]http://www.jesuscaritas.it/public/upload/images/Capitolo_adorazione_g1.JPG[/img]

[img]http://www.jesuscaritas.it/public/upload/images/Bened_busto.jpg[/img]

[img]http://www.jesuscaritas.it/public/upload/images/Eucaristia_Beatitudini_g.JPG[/img]

[img]http://www.jesuscaritas.it/public/upload/images/conc_grot_Ann.jpg[/img]

[corban711]

[quote name='EJames2' post='1414976' date='Nov 5 2007, 06:43 PM']excellent, hey, he is doing the same thing i, and a few other now former, Bros of St Jean did..! pax![/quote]


awesome! yeah we actually just got a letter from him today. he has spend some time now at their monastery in israel and spend some time traveling all over the Holy Land as they are permitting because once he joins then he will no longer be allowed that grace! he loves life at the monastery. he loves having such a simple, beautiful life...but yet focused more on joy and love instead of the austerity or sobriety of the Carthusians. and greatest of all...having Jesus present in his hermitage!!! interestingly enough, Fr. Seraphim has read most of Fr. Philippe's works so he is able to guide my brother and understands the philosophy where my brother is coming from very well which is of course a huge blessing for him during this time of discernment!

[EJames2]

[quote name='corban711' post='1415863' date='Nov 7 2007, 04:37 PM']awesome! yeah we actually just got a letter from him today. he has spend some time now at their monastery in Israel and spend some time traveling all over the Holy Land as they are permitting because once he joins then he will no longer be allowed that grace! he loves life at the monastery. he loves having such a simple, beautiful life...but yet focused more on joy and love instead of the austerity or sobriety of the Carthusians. and greatest of all...having Jesus present in his hermitage!!! interestingly enough, Fr. Seraphim has read most of Fr. Philippe's works so he is able to guide my brother and understands the philosophy where my brother is coming from very well which is of course a huge blessing for him during this time of discernment![/quote]
actually the BRothers of Bethlehem have a strong Philosophical communion, understanding of the human person.. and history with St John Community. since their Founder was a Dominican Nun, and knew Fr Phillipe, as well, Brother Agapito was at St Jodard (when i was there),as a Brother of Bethlehem 'formature', to do study with us, so he could return to Israel to teach in the 'novitiate', as well, the Sisters listen to tapes of Philo. sessions of Brothers of St John.
actually wheh i was at Brothers of beth;lehem, the Assunption etc. , in Mt Corona in Italy, thier supetrior sated that he thought the Brothers of St John had the best intellectual/relgious formation in the Church...er sumthin to that effect. its kinda odd cause the Bros. of Bethlehm come /live within a historic Greek platonic ..eastern even Russia outlook, environment prayerlife, yet Bros of St John are/were almost opposite and very Thomist.
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Did you see the thread about the new documentary on the Bros of Beth. in Israel, and France, that i have in the Bethlehem Sisters thread?
[url="http://www.phatmass.com/phorum/index.php?s=&showtopic=56995&view=findpost&p=1414984"]http://www.phatmass.com/phorum/index.php?s...t&p=1414984[/url]
i should be recieving the DVd in 2 weeks.
pax!

Edited November 9, 2007 by EJames2

[corban711]

[quote name='EJames2' post='1416628' date='Nov 9 2007, 02:42 PM']actually the BRothers of Bethlehem have a strong Philosophical communion, understanding of the human person.. and history with St John Community. since their Founder was a Dominican Nun, and knew Fr Phillipe, as well, Brother Agapito was at St Jodard (when i was there),as a Brother of Bethlehem 'formature', to do study with us, so he could return to Israel to teach in the 'novitiate', as well, the Sisters listen to tapes of Philo. sessions of Brothers of St John.
actually wheh i was at Brothers of beth;lehem, the Assunption etc. , in Mt Corona in Italy, thier supetrior sated that he thought the Brothers of St John had the best intellectual/relgious formation in the Church...er sumthin to that effect. its kinda odd cause the Bros. of Bethlehm come /live within a historic Greek platonic ..eastern even Russia outlook, environment prayerlife, yet Bros of St John are/were almost opposite and very Thomist.
-
Did you see the thread about the new documentary on the Bros of Beth. in Israel, and France, that i have in the Bethlehem Sisters thread?
[url="http://www.phatmass.com/phorum/index.php?s=&showtopic=56995&view=findpost&p=1414984"]http://www.phatmass.com/phorum/index.php?s...t&p=1414984[/url]
i should be recieving the DVd in 2 weeks.
pax![/quote]

oh my goodness no! i hadn't seen that! thank you! my mom is gonna be so excited...we just got "into great silence" so that our family might have some idea of what he was getting into. but as similar as they are, the carthusians are quite different in many respects. so glad they have something on their life coming out! how exciting!