The Way of Silent Love: Carthusian Novice Conferences
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Overview
A carthusian novice master reminds his charges, and his readers, that the call to live wholly and radically in Christ is the vocation of all Christians and all humanity. 'The Christian is not a separate species of human being, but what each person is called to be. And the monk is not a separate species of Christian. He tries to be what each Christian ought to be. Conformity to Christ in faith, hope, and love: this is holiness, and each person is called to this holiness.'
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- Presents “highly personal” conferences on the Beatitudes
- Restores the dead child of religious metaphor, living, washed with the tears of repentnce and the joy of the vision of God
- Presents reflections in such a way that it cannot be read ‘literally’ enough, but as a key that opens a door into the vast love of Christ
- Conference I
- Conference II
- Conference III
- Conference IV
- Conference V
- Conference VI
- Conference VII
- Conference VIII
- Conference IX
- Conference X
- Conference XI
- Conference XII
- Conference XIII
- Conference XIV
- Conference XV
- Notes on the Carthusian Order