Ireland's Only Community Of Benedictine Monks (2001)
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Irish Monks (2001) - We visit Glenstal Abbey, in beautiful County Limerick, home to a remarkable community of Benedictine Monks.
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Famed for their chart-topping CD of Gregorian chants, the monks have now released a best selling book of Benedictine prayer. Popular fiction and bee keeping are also products of their enterprising spirit.
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This female narrator couldn't possibly be more condescending.
The title is misleading. There were at least 10 Benedictine monasteries in Ireland when this was filmed. Cistercians and Olivetans are Benedictine.
Do you know the others? Go raibh maith agat
My brothers, continue the work of the Lord. In Him shall your needs be provided. Peace Love
Russia and the Eastern Orthodox monasteries are all being rebuilt to their old glory and are full of nuns and monks. We need to do the same in the West with our Roman Catholic religious houses and buildings.
There was a great religious revival following the Council of Trent with many vocations to the priesthood and religious life with the founding of new religious orders and congregations. The opposite of this has taken place in the wake of Vatican II.
Quote to SHARE by St. Teresa of Avila "Behind each priest, there is a demon fighting for his fall. If we have the language to criticize them, we must have twice as much to pray for them."
This documentary is slightly disturbing. Tbh it makes the ears burn off me as a Catholic. I expect it to do the same for many others. Not so much for the benedictines and their carry on (which is fine). Rather because of the hostess and what she is saying about the church and how the book replaces the priests which is utterly ridiculous...
From Misión Cruz Hermitage in Somerset ,TEXAS. Praise the Lord Jesus Christ. Amen
amen
seliing a CD with chants is unholy>>>> this woman should apologize from everyone for her foolishness.
The narrative approach here is incredibly sardonic.
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Benedictine Fathers please pray for me.
I just recently got this book! This is gods work!
Friars may not take money from the government or the church, they must earn it. They take a vow of poverty, and use money to keep helping the poor.
Why are you referring to friars? The video is about Benedictine _monks_ . Monks and friars are not the same; and the Rule of Saint Benedict does not explicitly require the monk to take a vow of poverty, per se (or rather not in the outright way that the mendicant friars are required); rather the vow of Conversatio Morum implies the humility and selflessness of the monk by requiring the surrendering of personal possessions and tokens of individuality for the sake of the community to which he belongs and to which he is expected to offer himself fully.
Quote to SHARE by St. Teresa of Avila "Behind each priest, there is a demon fighting for his fall. If we have the language to criticize them, we must have twice as much to pray for them."
@@brynmormeredith6270 Pardon me. Do monks receive a stipend from church or government? All orders of which I am aware must earn their own way
these monks live in jungle@@KittyM-
Wonderful stuff!
I loved that blonde Irish woman - she's so enthusiastic! That lovely Irish accent too!
Norin ni Rian. She once described herself as a "she priest". She is steeped in music and is on many recordings with the monks and has her own recordings also. She is a great character.
The Order of the Benedectine have been feeding the poor for centuries~ if they have become CAPITALISTS whilest doing the works of the Father of as all~ GOOD ON THEM
The chant of the Gregorian is one of my favorite ALBUMS of ALL TIME~
I fully agree with you, some people who do not know will say something different, some people find it easier to say something nasty instead of giving praise for those who doo good for others at no charge, they pray for all the people in this world without request
Capitalism is inherently in opposition to the cause of helping the poor. It doesn’t matter how much charity you give if you’re part of the reason that someone is in need of charity.
Now perhaps I misperceived it but the female narrator seemed more than a tad snarky in my estimation. She reminded me of a rather pervasive attitude that seems rather disquieting among those who are without faith and in the media, a kind of sarcastic and judgmental tone of speech and choice of words, but with just enough nuance to not quite earn the label of bigot while getting a knowing nod from her brethren. You see it in the media all the time and the best you can hope for is that they keep from adding their personal spin in what they report. Inevitably much like a flea infested dog they cannot help but scratch the itch having to offer some kind of shot which at once reveals their candid opinion. It is the same smell of bigotry that has ever been but today it seems more so in some quarters. as for instance among the media, I call such things from the ocean of information and sea of misinformation a snark attack. A nip here a nip there. A knowing kind of snarky talk they use. A verbal wink. I find the theater of life sufficient without the need for spin in the media.
She doesn't get it. Maybe in the last 12 years she has new perspectives.
@@KittyM- One may hope. However it does not seem the last many years have improved the trajectory of the media, sadly, it seems things have gotten much worse.
@@johnjon1823 Yes, unfortunately. I think the answer is we must speak up. Take care
I thought the piece was rather even handed.you should see what the media is like in Australia now.By the way I concur with your views in general.
Spot on
Excellent
The narration for this is absurd: "unholy sales". Honey, shush yourself. No need to talk if you don't know anything.
Happy Feast of the Transitus of Saint Benedict!
God bless these monks.
Very enjoyable viewing! 110%
No longer true. We now have Silverstream. Deo gratias!
Not for much longer. More homosexuality.
false. @@lmtt123
what a fascinating documentary. Does anyone know how to spell that concept of the Celts that the father is referring to at 4:13. Naught, Noutt...? I have tried to google it but nothing seems to come up. I would love to learn more about it.
Neart.
Nothing wrong with promotions when you work for God.
Absolutely. They use money to keep helping the poor.
Money is the magic thing that helps you to buy things, like goods, medical, clothing, shelter. Money is good when it is in the proper way, money is dangerous if all you do is worship wealth, fame, power, it will damp your would and leave you feeling empty inside
What is the Gaelic word said at 4:13?
Could someone tell me what the Gaelic word is? It was hard to hear it.
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When poverty comes in the door god goes out of the window! Surely, money is always needed to keep a church alive?
......Finally, those who believe the Church is worth billions fail to understand that although the Church has a clear hierarchical structure in terms of authority, it is not monolithic in its finances. Even if the pope wanted to liquidate those assets and give them to the poor, he would be hard-pressed to do so. Those who think the Vatican is one of the wealthiest organizations in the world are gravely mistaken, just as assumptions about religious orders, and other Catholic organizations being so are also incorrect. In reality, the Holy See achieves a very modest profit in most years.
Although the Church has accumulated a vast number of buildings, sacred art, and property through her long history, much of that wealth is both expensive to maintain and not easily transferred into liquid cash. Despite the impracticality of selling off all its property, as desired by critics, the Church views her inventory of priceless works of art, manuscripts, and cathedrals as items belonging to humanity-a collection of wealth of which the Church is not the owner but the guardian.
Critics of the Church believe it should dispense with all but the most minimal property in order to fulfill what they believe the Church’s mission is. Yet this viewpoint betrays a misunderstanding of Gospel poverty and fails to recognize that the wealth and property the Church has is entirely at the service of its mission to bring the salvation of Jesus to humanity.
Rebuilding the cathedral of Notre Dame is a decision and responsibility of the French government and will take the combined efforts of private citizens, state and ecclesial funding to bring to fruition.
what a stupid claim. very false. poverty i a christian virtue. preached by the apostles and jesus and preserved by saints and church fathers. Jesus said God is always with the poor. you have very negative and ignorant attitiudes. church has nothing to do with money, but with ppl. you never know this bcz you are not catholic.
Note the Celtic spirituality and the icons in the video, while the monks complain about modern Western legalism and distant religion.... This is because the West was ORTHODOX before the 1054 Schism! St. Patrick and all Saints of Ireland, please pray for the West to return to its good mystical Orthodox roots! Study for yourself and see Orthodoxy is the true original Church filled with love and hope.
They were Catholic, actually. In full communion with Peter.
@Timothy Freeman The Patriarchate of Rome itself was once Orthodox. In fact, many pre -Schism Popes are Orthodox saints. Please study about pre-Schism Orthodox West. There are many articles about it, and books too!
You are wrong. I have no idea what barrow you are trying to push, but you are only succeeding in embarrassing yourself. In Rome there was certainly Byzantine forms of worship and ecclesial culture. This does not mean that Rome was in any way Orthodox. As for Ireland, Catholics practiced their Catholic faith via Celtic expression, in full communion with Rome and Peter, up until diverse reforms initiated by Rome. You really have no idea at all.
@@seronymus yeah, nah, mate. I have been studying into it. I'm currently on the conversion road to be in full communion with the Catholic Church from Protestantism. My studies have lead me to conclude that the fullness of truth and the Early Church indeed was Catholic and not the Eastern Orthodox split.
@@isaiahfootnote8534 @Timothy Freeman I have a challenge for both you fine gentlemen, a very simple one. Find me pre-Schism evidence of Papal Infallibility and Supremacy, and Filioque. That's the ten centuries of history available for you to use. Should be easy right? :)
Irish pap for peasants …
very arrrogant and stupid