Showing posts with label Abbaye Sainte-Madeleine du Barroux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Abbaye Sainte-Madeleine du Barroux. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Wednesday, August 08, 2012
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Items of Interest, 20 March 2012
Sights and Sounds from the Abbey of Le Barroux
Mark Mitchell, Patriotism vs. American Exceptionalism
Calhoun, Jefferson, and Popular Rule by Lee Cheek
Daniel Larison, The Short American Century: The Conservatism of George Kennan
Paul Gottfried, Leo Strauss, Immigration, And Israel
PJB, The Glaring Inequality of Obamaville
Fabius Maximus: With a stroke of his pen President Hope and Change erased much of America
America, Rome and the Moral Imagination by Cindy Rollins
The End of the New Deal Coalition and the Transformation of American Politics by Thomas Storck
Something with Dr. Marshner:
Contraception Mandate and Formal Cooperation
Christendom College Theology Professor Explains Moral Implications for Catholics
Some thoughts for John Breen from John O'Callaghan, Thomist, on "health", etc.
David Walker:
Economics:
Making 9 Million Jobless "Vanish": How The Government Manipulates Unemployment Statistics by Daniel R. Amerman, CFA
Land Rent - the Genesis of the British Class System
Relocalization and Sustainability:
Why the Church needs to return to its pastoral roots: permaculture visions of a rural minster by Reverend Rob Brown |
Ralph Nader, How Greece threatens you and how going local offers the only refuge
The Roots of Sprawl: Why We Don't Live Where We Work
This Is The Lexicon Of Sustainability - Douglas Gayeton At Work
This Is The Lexicon Of Sustainability - Douglas Gayeton At Work from lexicon of sustainability on Vimeo.
The Future of Food
Toward Energy Literacy
Education:
Mathematics Education: Being Outwitted by Stupidity
In long-expected move - legislators, school districts outlaw the children
Diet and Health:
MDA: Dear Mark: Excess Skin After Major Weight Loss?
The LLVLC Show (Episode 557): GAPS Diet Creator Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride Uses Nutrition To Heal Gut Health (mp3)
The LLVLC Show (Episode 558): Matt And Stacy From ‘Paleo Parents’ Encourage Kids To ‘Eat Like A Dinosaur’ (mp3)
Guest Post by Dr. Stephen Gangemi: MovNat and Kids
7 MovNat Lessons from an Uncoordinated Stay-at-Home Mom
NPR: Cameras Follow World's Greatest Sushi Chef
CMT: Sierra Hull, "Easy Come, Easy Go"
See more from this live performance here:
An Anonymous 4 Retrospective
BBC Four to broadcast Angelic Voices
Watch the New Josh Turner Video, 'Time Is Love' by Hunter Hauk
Why I Hate The 'Goldberg Variations'
Less turn and burn for special operators
SOCOM task force looks at dwell time, quality of life
Mark Mitchell, Patriotism vs. American Exceptionalism
Calhoun, Jefferson, and Popular Rule by Lee Cheek
Daniel Larison, The Short American Century: The Conservatism of George Kennan
Paul Gottfried, Leo Strauss, Immigration, And Israel
PJB, The Glaring Inequality of Obamaville
Fabius Maximus: With a stroke of his pen President Hope and Change erased much of America
America, Rome and the Moral Imagination by Cindy Rollins
The End of the New Deal Coalition and the Transformation of American Politics by Thomas Storck
Something with Dr. Marshner:
Contraception Mandate and Formal Cooperation
Christendom College Theology Professor Explains Moral Implications for Catholics
Some thoughts for John Breen from John O'Callaghan, Thomist, on "health", etc.
David Walker:
Economics:
Making 9 Million Jobless "Vanish": How The Government Manipulates Unemployment Statistics by Daniel R. Amerman, CFA
Land Rent - the Genesis of the British Class System
Relocalization and Sustainability:
Why the Church needs to return to its pastoral roots: permaculture visions of a rural minster by Reverend Rob Brown |
Ralph Nader, How Greece threatens you and how going local offers the only refuge
The Roots of Sprawl: Why We Don't Live Where We Work
This Is The Lexicon Of Sustainability - Douglas Gayeton At Work
This Is The Lexicon Of Sustainability - Douglas Gayeton At Work from lexicon of sustainability on Vimeo.
The Future of Food
Toward Energy Literacy
Education:
Mathematics Education: Being Outwitted by Stupidity
In long-expected move - legislators, school districts outlaw the children
Diet and Health:
MDA: Dear Mark: Excess Skin After Major Weight Loss?
The LLVLC Show (Episode 557): GAPS Diet Creator Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride Uses Nutrition To Heal Gut Health (mp3)
The LLVLC Show (Episode 558): Matt And Stacy From ‘Paleo Parents’ Encourage Kids To ‘Eat Like A Dinosaur’ (mp3)
Guest Post by Dr. Stephen Gangemi: MovNat and Kids
7 MovNat Lessons from an Uncoordinated Stay-at-Home Mom
NPR: Cameras Follow World's Greatest Sushi Chef
CMT: Sierra Hull, "Easy Come, Easy Go"
See more from this live performance here:
http://www.cmt.com/videos/misc/733748/live-cmt-sierra-hull-best-buy.jhtml - Sierra Hull - Sierra Hull Videos
An Anonymous 4 Retrospective
BBC Four to broadcast Angelic Voices
Watch the New Josh Turner Video, 'Time Is Love' by Hunter Hauk
Why I Hate The 'Goldberg Variations'
Less turn and burn for special operators
SOCOM task force looks at dwell time, quality of life
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Le Barroux
Something in 30 Days: “We are not greater than our Fathers” by Giovanni Ricciardi
At Le Barroux, near Avignon, the Benedictine community founded by Dom Gérard Calvet has flourished for forty years in strict observance of the Rule and in love of the ancient liturgical tradition of the Church
Someone linked to this at FPR:
The Transfiguration of Place: An Orthodox Christian Vision of Localism - Part 1 (mp3)
The next part is not available yet.
At Le Barroux, near Avignon, the Benedictine community founded by Dom Gérard Calvet has flourished for forty years in strict observance of the Rule and in love of the ancient liturgical tradition of the Church
Someone linked to this at FPR:
The Transfiguration of Place: An Orthodox Christian Vision of Localism - Part 1 (mp3)
The next part is not available yet.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Items of Interest, 20 December 2011
Fabius Maximus: Fear the enemies within America more than those without
N. Korea:
Srdja Trifkovic, Kim Jong-il, the Leader from Hell
The Dear Leader’s Death Creates Dangers and Hopes
Economics:
Kevin Carson, Don’t Put a State Ceiling on Rents; Abolish the State Floor Under Them
Gregor Macdonald, Why oil prices are killing the economy (EB)
Rob Hopkins, Can we manage without growth? An interview with Peter Victor. Part One (EB)
Simplifying Complexity (EB) - mp3
It’s the December Transition podcast! Community energy companies, farms and resource centres! (EB)
Bill McKibben, At last, a new story for the future (EB)
THOMAS H. NAYLOR, Deep Green Resistance
FPR: The Founding Gardeners
Buying Local Yields More Jobs, Stronger Communities
the spark that lights the stove by Charlotte Du Cann (EB)
She talks about Masanobu Fukuoka and uses work to support what approximates a vegetarian diet:
Ron Paul:
Paul Gottfried, Ron Paul's Moderate Foreign Policy
Education:
Oz Conservative: Rethinking Education for Boys
Catholic:
Divine Office at Le Barroux Online
Book Notice: Anton Baumstark - On the Historical Development of the Liturgy
Every Artist Should Buy and Read this Book: Techniques of Icon and Wall Painting, by Aidan Hart
Ordinations - I: a new Russian Greek Catholic priest
Ordinations - II. Two new priests for the Apostolic Administration of St. John Vianney in Campos
N. Korea:
Srdja Trifkovic, Kim Jong-il, the Leader from Hell
The Dear Leader’s Death Creates Dangers and Hopes
Economics:
Kevin Carson, Don’t Put a State Ceiling on Rents; Abolish the State Floor Under Them
Gregor Macdonald, Why oil prices are killing the economy (EB)
Rob Hopkins, Can we manage without growth? An interview with Peter Victor. Part One (EB)
Simplifying Complexity (EB) - mp3
It’s the December Transition podcast! Community energy companies, farms and resource centres! (EB)
Bill McKibben, At last, a new story for the future (EB)
THOMAS H. NAYLOR, Deep Green Resistance
FPR: The Founding Gardeners
Buying Local Yields More Jobs, Stronger Communities
the spark that lights the stove by Charlotte Du Cann (EB)
She talks about Masanobu Fukuoka and uses work to support what approximates a vegetarian diet:
It takes time for the body, revved up by an exotic, highly processed, high-fat Western diet, to reorganise and recover its natural appetite. It takes time to learn how to absorb the kind of food Fukuoka (and several contemporary Western writers on food) are talking about: plenty of plants, not much meat, not much. It takes time to break habits and to let go of the complexity of diets and science in one’s mind and the emotional reactions caused by an unnatural way of life. To engage in a way of being where food is naturally limited by place and time.The problem with the Western diet is that it is high-fat? WAPF and paleo followers would beg to differ.
Ron Paul:
Paul Gottfried, Ron Paul's Moderate Foreign Policy
Education:
Oz Conservative: Rethinking Education for Boys
Catholic:
Divine Office at Le Barroux Online
Book Notice: Anton Baumstark - On the Historical Development of the Liturgy
Every Artist Should Buy and Read this Book: Techniques of Icon and Wall Painting, by Aidan Hart
Ordinations - I: a new Russian Greek Catholic priest
Ordinations - II. Two new priests for the Apostolic Administration of St. John Vianney in Campos
Friday, August 12, 2011
Items of Interest, 12 August 2011
Japan's Silent Anger By RÓNÁN MacDUBHGHAILL
Disenchantment With Nuclear Power
Making a living for ourselves by Dave Pollard (EB)
Until millions of Natural Enterprises exist as models that we can visit and learn from to create our own enterprises, we need extensive programs for online and in-community study and for young people to learn hands-on in secondary school. These programs need to be developed cooperatively with local Natural Enterprises in each community -- because this learning needs to take place in the community, not in the classroom.
SFMade.org - local manufacturing in San Francisco (via Creating jobs by revitalizing local manufacturing by Jessica Reeder [EB])
Licking inflation the homestead way by Gene Logsdon (EB)
Even when manufacturers purportedly “hold the line” on prices, inflation wins. The hoe you buy today for nearly the same price as the one you bought fifteen years ago will need repair or replacement twice as soon which means that the inflation occurs not only in your wallet but in the increasing height of the landfill. Or, what is very prevalent right now, the manufacturer holds the line on the price, but when you check the package, it holds somewhat less than it did previously.
The ELP Plan: Economize; localize & produce by Jeffery Brown (EB)
I have been advising anyone who would listen to voluntarily cut back on their consumption, based on the premise that we were probably headed, in a post-Peak Oil environment, for a prolonged period of deflation in the auto/housing/finance sectors and inflation in food and energy prices.
John Médaille, Playing Poker with Obama
Lauds/Le Barroux Abbey/Sunday morning (via NLM)
Jesuit Hypertext Pioneer Dies at 97
TAC: Defending the Truth on NPR: Dr. Pia de Solenni (’93)
Disenchantment With Nuclear Power
Making a living for ourselves by Dave Pollard (EB)
Until millions of Natural Enterprises exist as models that we can visit and learn from to create our own enterprises, we need extensive programs for online and in-community study and for young people to learn hands-on in secondary school. These programs need to be developed cooperatively with local Natural Enterprises in each community -- because this learning needs to take place in the community, not in the classroom.
SFMade.org - local manufacturing in San Francisco (via Creating jobs by revitalizing local manufacturing by Jessica Reeder [EB])
Licking inflation the homestead way by Gene Logsdon (EB)
Even when manufacturers purportedly “hold the line” on prices, inflation wins. The hoe you buy today for nearly the same price as the one you bought fifteen years ago will need repair or replacement twice as soon which means that the inflation occurs not only in your wallet but in the increasing height of the landfill. Or, what is very prevalent right now, the manufacturer holds the line on the price, but when you check the package, it holds somewhat less than it did previously.
The ELP Plan: Economize; localize & produce by Jeffery Brown (EB)
I have been advising anyone who would listen to voluntarily cut back on their consumption, based on the premise that we were probably headed, in a post-Peak Oil environment, for a prolonged period of deflation in the auto/housing/finance sectors and inflation in food and energy prices.
John Médaille, Playing Poker with Obama
Lauds/Le Barroux Abbey/Sunday morning (via NLM)
Jesuit Hypertext Pioneer Dies at 97
TAC: Defending the Truth on NPR: Dr. Pia de Solenni (’93)
Sunday, September 05, 2010
Tuesday, June 02, 2009
Saturday, May 09, 2009
Fr. Z: STUNNING DVD - The Monks of Le Barroux
The DVD looks good--I'd consider buying it if they produced the DVD in a format appropriate to North America.
(The monastery's website: Abbaye Sainte-Madeleine du Barroux)
The DVD looks good--I'd consider buying it if they produced the DVD in a format appropriate to North America.
(The monastery's website: Abbaye Sainte-Madeleine du Barroux)
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
NLM: A Firsthand Report from the New Traditional Benedictine House in Italy
Our friend had the opportunity to talk to the monks coming from Le Barroux who have settled there, including dom Jehan de Belleville, an early companion of the recently deceased dom Gérard Calvet, the founder of Le Barroux. While their new house is a new, seperate foundation (i.e. not a filial foundation of Le Barroux), dedicated to St. Catherine of Siena, the monks do not want their new undertaking seen or interpreted as a division or a form of dissent with respect to the current abbot of Le Barroux. Instead, they stress the positive aspect of extending the traditional Benedictine charism also into Italy.A diplomatic or charitable spin on things?
Saturday, July 29, 2006
Friday, May 19, 2006
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