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In Lovers of the Place, Abbot Francis Kline provided a fresh vision of the monastic life as one form of the Christian vocation that must find its place alongside other expressions of Christian life. He firmly believed that as monasticism renews itself for the church, it will in turn renew the church. Kline invites all the baptized to a participation in the monastic charism loose in the church at large.Francis Kline, OCSO, was the third abbot of Mepkin Abbey, a Cistercian (Trappist) monastery near Charleston, South Carolina, until his death in 2006. He studied at The Julliard School in New York and at Sant'Anselmo in Rome.
Contents
Contents
Foreword vii
Michael Downey
Introduction xi
Chapter 1 At the Gates: An Allegory 1
Chapter 2 Opening the Gates: The Allegory Explained 18
Chapter 3 Within the Gates: The Monastic Gifts 31
Chapter 4 The Desert and the Garden: The Steps of Humility 1-3 49
Chapter 5 The Promised Land: The Steps of Humility 4-8 74
Chapter 6 A Marginal Place: The Steps of Humility 9-12 100
Chapter 7 Beyond the Gates: Monasticism Past and Present 118
Further Reading in Monastic Spirituality 127



