"While I recognise the value for the development of New Monasticism within the Anglican orbit, like Simon Cross, I am not very happy with an emphasis on this, becuase I believe that there is a tremendous overlap in denominational terms and focussing…"
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Alan J Munday (Most Rev. Dom)
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New Monasticism in Londo…
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Short-Term Discipleship
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CMS Kindling Small Missi…
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The Moot Community
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Alan J Munday (Most Rev. Dom) replied to Ian Mobsby's discussion RUNNING A POTENTIAL WEEKEND CONFERENCE ON NEW MONASTICISM IN LONDON UK? YOUR FEEDBACK...
Alan J Munday (Most Rev. Dom) replied to Ian Mobsby's discussion Pilot Distance Learning Course on Monastic Spirituality in Everyday Christian Living’ A formation course in Monastic Spirituality Certificate and Honours Award"I know it is not quite the same thing as the course offered by Monos, but for those who might like to get their teeth into relevant studies, free of charge, those provided for Cistercians, called Exordium might be of interest. They represent a…"
Alan J Munday (Most Rev. Dom) replied to Joe knight's discussion 'new' monasticism - questions and thoughts..."Perhaps rather than try to go through all of the questions at once, members might want to answer each one in separate messages. If we begin our messages with the particular question we are responding to, this will enable a clear recognition of…"
Andrew Bain left a comment for Alan J Munday (Most Rev. Dom)"Thanks, Alan. This looks like a really interesting network to be part of, so I look forward to hearing more about what people are doing in community living, working with a Rule of Life etc. Best wishes, Andrew"
Alan J Munday (Most Rev. Dom) left a comment for Paul Atherton"Welcome Paul to the NM site. I hope you find it helpful in connecting with others seeking the Lord. I note that you live fairly close to London and you would be most welcome to join the New Monasticism in London group and perhaps also the Lay…"
Alan J Munday (Most Rev. Dom) posted a group
New Monasticism in London, England
I hope this group can be a venue where all interested or involved in New Monasticism in the London area of England can meet to share and encourage one another on neutral ground. See More
Alan J Munday (Most Rev. Dom) left a comment for Anna Franks"Hello Anna and a warm welcome to the site. It is good to have you onboard.
Best wishes
Alan"
"Thanks for your invitation Alan - look forward to joining in some of the conversations which have been happening which look good and rich. Go well, Tessa"
Alan J Munday (Most Rev. Dom) commented on Brett and Sina's group Short-Term Discipleship"People of all ages are welcome to visit the Lay Community of St Benedict website, (as linked from the LCSB group) for information on retreats and similar activities that we look after here in England and Wales. See…"
Alan J Munday (Most Rev. Dom) joined Brett and Sina's group
Short-Term Discipleship
This is a group for all communities that offer retreat, week long programs, or 2-4 week discipleship programs. See More
Alan J Munday (Most Rev. Dom) left a comment for Alan Quinlan"A warm welcome to this site. I thought your name sounded familar and of course it is, because we are both LCSB members, so it is especially good to see you here.
You may notice that I have set up an (unofficial) LCSB group here and you are…"
Alan J Munday (Most Rev. Dom) joined Ian Mobsby's group
The Moot Community
Moot is a new monastic community in central London, UK, as part of the Anglican Church. As such it has a rhythm of life and a pattern of worship, mission and community. We are currently seeking to develop an arts cafe lounge as a new homeSee More
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- What is your connection to new monasticism?
- I seek to follow the Rule of St Benedict as an Ecumenical Cistercian at home.
- Are you involved in some form of intentional community or community of intention?
- Member of the Lay Community of St Benedict ( see http://www.laybenedictines.org/html/about.html )
- Are you involved in some form of emerging or fresh expression of church?
- As an archbishop (Catholic/Orthodox) I seek to serve without the kind of pomp and remoteness often manifested with many bishops. I would love to have a local (perhaps home) church in my area, but this will depend on people feeling led towards this as well.
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 16:15 on September 3, 2011, Alan J Munday (Most Rev. Dom) said…
Thank you Bede for your good Benedictine hospitality in welcoming me to the network, which is much appreciated.
I hope to respond a bit more in due course.
Warm best wishes and prayers, also asking yours
Alan
- At 18:10 on September 3, 2011,
Elisa said… Br Bede,
I hope you will forgive my chiming in.
First Alan welcome to the COS group.
Second,what a profound and Spirit filled interaction you describe with the man who commented about not believing in God. Thank you for taking the time to ask him the question that allowed him to go deeper. I think that the Holy Spirit was given an opportunity to shine.
I too believe that the Holy Spirit is at work "to bridge the gap" and this is one of our roles as new monastics. I think we can begin to seal this divide if we live a life of heartfelt discipleship. Br Peter presented a series of homilies this last summer that explored discipleship. They included five steps: 1. Listen. 2. Pray. 3. Surrender 4. Do something and 5. Enjoy. I believe that these are truly all very important aspects of the new monasticism. If we, as monastics, live with our hearts open to these steps I think we become "the bridge" God is seeking and people will remember God and believe in the "church" again.
Thank you for allowing me to share in the conversation.
Prayers and Peace to you,
Elisa
COS
- At 7:11 on September 7, 2011,
Tessa Holland said…
- Thanks for your invitation Alan - look forward to joining in some of the conversations which have been happening which look good and rich. Go well, Tessa
- At 22:50 on September 14, 2011, Andrew Bain said…
- Thanks, Alan. This looks like a really interesting network to be part of, so I look forward to hearing more about what people are doing in community living, working with a Rule of Life etc. Best wishes, Andrew
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CMS Kindling Small Missi…
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The Community of Solitude
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New Monasticism Ireland
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The Moot Community
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Lay Community of St Bene…
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Episcopal Solitary
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The Lindisfarne Community
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House244
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Anamchara Fellowship
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Freedom of Heart Communi…
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Fr. James Johnson+ joined Andy Fitz-Gibbon's group
The Lindisfarne Community
We are a dispersed secular monastic order with a mother house in Ithaca NY.See More
Dana Botkin (Zacharias) commented on Andy Fitz-Gibbon's group The Lindisfarne Community"I'm here; been wondering the same thing."
rev Scott Elliott, lc commented on Andy Fitz-Gibbon's group The Lindisfarne Community"Where is everyone?"
rev Scott Elliott, lc posted an event
New Seeds Priory Day of Mindful Practice at New Seeds Priory
June 29, 2013 from 8am to 4:30pm
OUR NEXT MINDFUL PRACTICE DAYOur next Day-of-Mindful-Practice session is scheduled for Saturday June 29, 2013.What: New Seeds Priory Mindful Practice Day…a lovely, contemplative day of meditation, prayer, worship and learning. When: June 29, 2013 from 7:30am till 4:30pm. You can come for a full day of practice, or join us for a portion. You can join or exit quietly during any of the scheduled breaks. (see the full day schedule below...) Orientation (for newcomers & first-timers) is at…See More
Loy Mary Thompson left a comment for Christine Campbell"Hello Christine. I have just been accepted into the new monasticism community. I live in Bonnells Bay on Lake Macquarie. Where do you live? I am an Anglican Priest. Loy Thompson"
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