CHAPTER 29 | Readmission of Brothers who Leave the Monastery
CHAPTER 29 | Readmission of Brothers who Leave the Monastery A brother who has left the community may petition for return up to three times.
CHAPTER 30 | The Manner of Reproving Boys
OWNERSHIP
At the time of Benedict's Rule, young boys were admitted to the monastery. This Chapter deals with disciplinary methods.
Individual brothers CHAPTER 31 | Qualifications for the Monastery Cellarer are to have no The monastery Cellarer is subordinate to the abbot, but he 1s personal possessions. responsible for all the physical needs of the community. Everything bought or sold goes through him. He 1s to be generous, humble,
Everything the brother and to regard all utensils and goods of the house as he would the needs is provided sacred vessels of the altar. by the monastery and CHAPTER 32 | The Tools and Goods of the Monastery
Tools, clothing, etc. are entrusted to particular brothers by the held in common. abbot. He 1s to keep a list of what is used and handed back and what is needed for any assigned task.
=a D3 CHAPTER 33 | Monks and Private Ownership Individual brothers are to have no personal possessions.
Everything the brother needs is provided by the monastery and held in common.
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Kiss was "written" for St. Benedict's by a monk from a monastery Without favoritism, and with consideration for weakness, the brothers should be provided for according to their needs. on Mount Athos in Greece.
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