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LongingForLight
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This is going on the fridge. I keep forgetting the gifts/fruits of the spirit. And I need to pray for those gifts!
This is going on the fridge. I keep forgetting the gifts/fruits of the spirit. And I need to pray for those gifts!
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Irish Melkite
Melkite Greek-Catholic
1. Armenian Catholic Church
2. Byzantine Albanian Catholic Church
3. Byzantine Byelorussian Catholic Church
4. Byzantine Bulgarian Catholic Church
5. Byzantine Croatian Catholic Church
6. Byzantine Georgian Catholic Church
7. Byzantine Greek Catholic Church
8. Byzantine Hungarian Catholic Church
9. Byzantine Italo-Greico-Albanian Catholic Church
10. Byzantine Melkite Catholic Church
11. Byzantine Romanian Catholic Church
12. Byzantine Russian Catholic Church
13. Byzantine Ruthenian Catholic Church
14. Byzantine Slovak Catholic Church
15. Byzantine Ukrainian Catholic Church
16. Chaldean Catholic Church
17. Coptic Catholic Church
18. Ethiopian Catholic Church
19. Latin Catholic Church
20. Maronite Catholic Church
21. Syriac Catholic Church
22. Syro-Malabarese Catholic Church
23. Syro-Malankara Catholic Church
2. Byzantine Albanian Catholic Church
3. Byzantine Byelorussian Catholic Church
4. Byzantine Bulgarian Catholic Church
5. Byzantine Croatian Catholic Church
6. Byzantine Georgian Catholic Church
7. Byzantine Greek Catholic Church
8. Byzantine Hungarian Catholic Church
9. Byzantine Italo-Greico-Albanian Catholic Church
10. Byzantine Melkite Catholic Church
11. Byzantine Romanian Catholic Church
12. Byzantine Russian Catholic Church
13. Byzantine Ruthenian Catholic Church
14. Byzantine Slovak Catholic Church
15. Byzantine Ukrainian Catholic Church
16. Chaldean Catholic Church
17. Coptic Catholic Church
18. Ethiopian Catholic Church
19. Latin Catholic Church
20. Maronite Catholic Church
21. Syriac Catholic Church
22. Syro-Malabarese Catholic Church
23. Syro-Malankara Catholic Church
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Irish Melkite
Melkite Greek-Catholic
Those in Italics are Rites of the Latin Church; the others are the Rites of the Eastern and Oriental Catholic Churches:
Alexandrian Rite
Ambrosian (Milanese) Rite
Antiochene Rite
Armenian Rite
Bragan Rite
Byzantine (Constantinoplian) Rite
Chaldean (Assyrian) Rite
Latin Rite
Maronite Rite
Mozarabic Rite
Religious Order Rites
Alexandrian Rite
Ambrosian (Milanese) Rite
Antiochene Rite
Armenian Rite
Bragan Rite
Byzantine (Constantinoplian) Rite
Chaldean (Assyrian) Rite
Latin Rite
Maronite Rite
Mozarabic Rite
Religious Order Rites
Benedictine Rite
Carmelite Rite (Rite of the Holy Sepulchere)
Cistercian Rite
Dominican Rite
Franciscan Rite
Friars Minor Capuchin Rite
Norbetine (Premonstratensian) Rite
Servite Rite
Carmelite Rite (Rite of the Holy Sepulchere)
Cistercian Rite
Dominican Rite
Franciscan Rite
Friars Minor Capuchin Rite
Norbetine (Premonstratensian) Rite
Servite Rite
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Irish Melkite
Melkite Greek-Catholic
Aaron-Aggie said:More list we must have more list
Eastern & Oriental Catholic Churches formally represented in the US:
Armenian Catholic Church
Byzantine Italo-Greico-Albanian Catholic Church
Byzantine Melkite Catholic Church
Byzantine Romanian Catholic Church
Byzantine Russian Catholic Church
Byzantine Ruthenian Catholic Church
Byzantine Ukrainian Catholic Church
Chaldean Catholic Church
Coptic Catholic Church
Ethiopian Catholic Church
Maronite Catholic Church
Syriac Catholic Church
Syro-Malabarese Catholic Church
Syro-Malankara Catholic Church
Eastern & Oriental Catholic Churches formerly, but not any longer, represented in the US:
Byzantine Bielorussian Catholic Church
Byzantine Croatian Catholic Church
Many years,
Neil
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The Rule of St. Benedict for Daily Living
Do all things with counsel, and thy deeds shall not bring thee repentance.
In the first place, to love the Lord God with all one's heart, all one's soul and all one's strength.
Then one's neighbor as oneself.
Do not kill.
Do not commit adultery.
Do not steal.
Do not covet.
Do not bear false witness.
To honor all men.
Do not do to another what one would not have done to oneself.
Deny oneself, in order to follow Christ.
To chastise the body.
Not to seek soft living.
To love fasting.
To relieve the poor.
To clothe the naked.
To visit the sick.
To bury the dead.
To help the afflicted.
To console the sorrowing.
To avoid worldly conduct.
To prefer nothing to the love of Christ.
Not to yield to anger.
Not to nurse a grudge.
Not to hold guile in one's heart.
Not to make a feigned, (false show of), peace.
Not to forsake charity.
Not to swear, lest perchance one forswear oneself. (to swear falsely).
To utter truth from heart and mouth.
Not to render evil for evil.
To do no wrong to anyone, and to bear patiently wrongs done to oneself.
To love one's enemies.
Not to render cursing for cursing, but rather blessing.
To bear persecution for justice sake.
Not to be proud.
Not be a wine bibber (habitual drinker).
Not be a glutton.
Not be somnolent, (inclined to sleep).
Not be slothful.
Not be a grumbler or complainer.
Not be a detractor, (slanderer or false witness).
To put ones hope in God.
To attribute to God, and not to self, whatever good one sees in oneself.
But to recognize always that the evil is one's own doing, and to impute it to oneself.
To fear the day of Judgment.
To dread Hell.
To keep constant guard over the actions of one's life.
To desire eternal life with all spiritual longing.
To keep death daily before one's eyes.
To know for certain that God sees one everywhere.
When evil thoughts come into one's heart, to dash them at once on the rock of Christ and to manifest them to one's spiritual advisor, (confessor).
To keep one's mouth from evil and depraved talk.
Not to love much speaking.
Not to speak vain words or such as move to laughter.
To listen gladly to holy reading.
To apply oneself frequently to prayer.
Daily in one's prayer, with tears and sighs, to confess one's past sins to God.
To amend those sins for the future.
Not to fulfill the desires of the flesh.
To hate one's own will.
To obey in all things the commands of the abbot, even though he himself, (which God forbid), should act otherwise, remembering the Lord's precept: What they say, do ye, but what they do, do ye not.
Not to wish to be called holy before one is holy, but first to be holy, that one may more truly be called so.
To fulfill God's commandments daily in one's deeds.
To love chastity.
To hate no man.
Not to be jealous.
Not to give way to envy.
Not to love contention, (conflict).
To shun vainglory, (boastfulness).
To reverence the old.
To love the young.
To pray for one's enemies in the love of Christ.
To make peace with one's adversary before sundown.
And never to despair of God's Mercy.
Behold, these are the tools of the spiritual craft. If we employ them unceasingly day and night, and on the day of Judgment render account of them, then we shall receive from the Lord in return that reward which He Himself has promised: Eye has not seen nor ear heard, what God hath prepared for those that love Him. Now the workshop, wherein we shall diligently execute all these tasks, is the enclosure of the monastery, (home, office, workplace, etc.), and our spiritual roots in the community.
Do all things with counsel, and thy deeds shall not bring thee repentance.
In the first place, to love the Lord God with all one's heart, all one's soul and all one's strength.
Then one's neighbor as oneself.
Do not kill.
Do not commit adultery.
Do not steal.
Do not covet.
Do not bear false witness.
To honor all men.
Do not do to another what one would not have done to oneself.
Deny oneself, in order to follow Christ.
To chastise the body.
Not to seek soft living.
To love fasting.
To relieve the poor.
To clothe the naked.
To visit the sick.
To bury the dead.
To help the afflicted.
To console the sorrowing.
To avoid worldly conduct.
To prefer nothing to the love of Christ.
Not to yield to anger.
Not to nurse a grudge.
Not to hold guile in one's heart.
Not to make a feigned, (false show of), peace.
Not to forsake charity.
Not to swear, lest perchance one forswear oneself. (to swear falsely).
To utter truth from heart and mouth.
Not to render evil for evil.
To do no wrong to anyone, and to bear patiently wrongs done to oneself.
To love one's enemies.
Not to render cursing for cursing, but rather blessing.
To bear persecution for justice sake.
Not to be proud.
Not be a wine bibber (habitual drinker).
Not be a glutton.
Not be somnolent, (inclined to sleep).
Not be slothful.
Not be a grumbler or complainer.
Not be a detractor, (slanderer or false witness).
To put ones hope in God.
To attribute to God, and not to self, whatever good one sees in oneself.
But to recognize always that the evil is one's own doing, and to impute it to oneself.
To fear the day of Judgment.
To dread Hell.
To keep constant guard over the actions of one's life.
To desire eternal life with all spiritual longing.
To keep death daily before one's eyes.
To know for certain that God sees one everywhere.
When evil thoughts come into one's heart, to dash them at once on the rock of Christ and to manifest them to one's spiritual advisor, (confessor).
To keep one's mouth from evil and depraved talk.
Not to love much speaking.
Not to speak vain words or such as move to laughter.
To listen gladly to holy reading.
To apply oneself frequently to prayer.
Daily in one's prayer, with tears and sighs, to confess one's past sins to God.
To amend those sins for the future.
Not to fulfill the desires of the flesh.
To hate one's own will.
To obey in all things the commands of the abbot, even though he himself, (which God forbid), should act otherwise, remembering the Lord's precept: What they say, do ye, but what they do, do ye not.
Not to wish to be called holy before one is holy, but first to be holy, that one may more truly be called so.
To fulfill God's commandments daily in one's deeds.
To love chastity.
To hate no man.
Not to be jealous.
Not to give way to envy.
Not to love contention, (conflict).
To shun vainglory, (boastfulness).
To reverence the old.
To love the young.
To pray for one's enemies in the love of Christ.
To make peace with one's adversary before sundown.
And never to despair of God's Mercy.
Behold, these are the tools of the spiritual craft. If we employ them unceasingly day and night, and on the day of Judgment render account of them, then we shall receive from the Lord in return that reward which He Himself has promised: Eye has not seen nor ear heard, what God hath prepared for those that love Him. Now the workshop, wherein we shall diligently execute all these tasks, is the enclosure of the monastery, (home, office, workplace, etc.), and our spiritual roots in the community.
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Weapons of Righteousness
(2 Cor 6:6-7)
purity
knowledge
patience
kindness
holiness of spirit
genuine love
truthful speech
the power of God
(2 Cor 6:6-7)
purity
knowledge
patience
kindness
holiness of spirit
genuine love
truthful speech
the power of God
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