l'Ascese Benedictine [French]

By: Berliere, D. Ursmer

"L'Asc se B n dictine" est une tude magistrale consacr e aux fondements spirituels et aux pratiques de la vie monastique au sein de l'ordre de saint Beno (R)t. R dig par Dom Ursmer Berli re, historien de renom, cet ouvrage explore avec rudition les principes de la discipline et de la sanctification qui caract risent la tradition b n dictine. Ce premier volume se concentre sur l'analyse historique et th ologique de l'asc se, non pas comme une simple mortification, mais comme un cheminement vers une vie chr tienne int grale.

L'auteur examine comment la R gle de saint Beno (R)t articule le silence, l'ob issance et l'humilit pour cr er un cadre propice la contemplation et la pri re. travers une exploration rigoureuse des textes et de la tradition, Berli re met en lumi re la "discr tion" b n dictine-cet quilibre harmonieux entre la rigueur et la charit -qui a permis au monachisme de perdurer et d'influencer profond ment la civilisation occidentale. "L'Asc se B n dictine" s'adresse aussi bien aux historiens des religions qu'aux lecteurs int ress s par la spiritualit contemplative, offrant une synth se pr cieuse sur la qu ate de Dieu dans la solitude et la vie communautaire.

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: French
• ISBN: 1025780825
• ISBN13: 9781025780825
• Release Date: February 2026
• Publisher: Tradd Street Press
• Length: 296 Pages
• Weight: 0.92 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.1" x 9.2"