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eremetical

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00 Hardcover NA4830 The white monks in Wales not only tapped into the strong popular eremetical and heroic element in the traditions of north and west Wales, but were also cultured men who often traveled abroad, to the annual Cistercian gathering at Citeaux, and elsewhere in Europe even to pursue litigation in the Roman curia.
He admits that his eremetical life makes it easier to follow such a practice, but he thinks it is possible for those in community to regain this ancient form of living.
He admits that his eremetical life makes it easier to follow such a practice, but he thinks it is possible for those in community to regain this ancient form of living.
 
 
 
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