A Day in the Cloister
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For thirty days Christ Crucified takes his place, and receives the food that would have been served to him, and which is afterwards bestowed upon some poor men at the cloister door. This touching custom was observed in all the monasteries of the Middle Ages.
The monastic meal has a yet higher meaning, it is a type of the marriage supper of the Lamb. The brethren in the Frater must ever bear in mind that they are called to be guests at this royal banquet in Heaven. They think of that Living Brea...d, with . Which their Lord and God fed them at early morn, and they yearn one day to be THE F RATER OR REFECTORY 159 numbered amongst His companions at His eternal feast. Therefore does the Abbot say, when blessing the table, " May the King of Eternal Glory bring us to be partakers of His heavenly banquet" How often does our Divine Teacher compare the joys prepared for His elect to a royal banquet, at which He Himself will go about serving them ? " And let the just feast and rejoice before God and be delighted with glad- ness " (Ps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For thirty days Christ Crucified takes his place, and receives the food that would have been served to him, and which is afterwards bestowed upon some poor men at the cloister door. This touching custom was observed in all the monasteries of the Middle Ages.
The monastic meal has a yet higher meaning, it is a type of the marriage supper of the Lamb. The brethren in the Frater must ever bear in mind that they are called to be guests at this royal banquet in Heaven. They think of that Living Brea...d, with . Which their Lord and God fed them at early morn, and they yearn one day to be THE F RATER OR REFECTORY 159 numbered amongst His companions at His eternal feast. Therefore does the Abbot say, when blessing the table, " May the King of Eternal Glory bring us to be partakers of His heavenly banquet" How often does our Divine Teacher compare the joys prepared for His elect to a royal banquet, at which He Himself will go about serving them ? " And let the just feast and rejoice before God and be delighted with glad- ness " (Ps.
What to read after A Day in the Cloister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sebastian Von Oer to read onlineMoreLess
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