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Comment by Christopher Johnson on March 21, 2012 at 3:09pm

Just got accepted to the Associates of the Order of Julina of Norwich!!!

Comment by Kevin Goodrich OP on April 9, 2010 at 1:56pm

My community, the Anglican Order of Preachers, which is a Fresh Expression, New Monastic community, now has a book:
http://www.amazon.com/Anglican-Dominicans-Kevin-Goodrich-O-P/dp/145...

Comment by Ian Mobsby on March 15, 2010 at 2:28pm

Ian Mobsby and Brother Samuel of the SSF in England, talked about Franciscan Spirituality and New Monasticism in the most recent Moot Podcast. To listen to this, click here

Comment by Richard G on February 9, 2010 at 5:21pm

Are there people in Cambridge England out there interested in New Monasticism? I am. But I am thinking it is better to be more than a community of one to get anywhere with this. Thoughts group?

Comment by Carol Bradsen on January 19, 2010 at 5:55pm

Hi all. The Restoration Project community in Tucson, Arizona, has recently opened discernment for new resident members. To learn more about our community see my page here or our blog: www.restorationproject340.wordpress.com

We are ecumenical. We are activists and ministers. We work and support one another's work on border issues (we are one hour from the U.S./ Mexico border). We share Sabbath time together, pray, sing, worship in silence, share meals, offer hospitality. We have found a lot of abundance in this model of living and ministry.

If you or someone you know is yearning to be part of a real-live community with Anglican inspiration, ecumenical sensibilities, and a bent toward social justice rooted in spiritual practices and community, let me know!

email" restorationproject340@gmail.com

Comment by Kevin Goodrich OP on December 12, 2009 at 8:55am

I'm glad and hearted by the new monastic movement and its potential to be part of the saving grace of the Church again in our own age.

See my own community at: http://anglicandominican.com/

Also see our group "Friends of the Anglican Dominicans" on facebook

In Christ and dominic, Father Kevin

Comment by William schatzabel on July 10, 2009 at 7:45am

This could be an interesting group. Let's see where it goes.

Comment by Miguel Zavala Múgica on April 7, 2009 at 4:23pm

Hello all,

I'm Miguel Zavala-Múgica, a priest of the Anglican Church of Mexico (Diocese of WMexico). Looking for new friends within the Communion, and new friends interested in religious life.

I was born and grew up in Mexico City, where I was ordained a priest in 1995 (I'm 41 y/o now). My family was Roman Catholic, and my first teacher in the faith was a Spanish Benedictine monk and priest from Santo Domingo de Silos Abbey (Fr. Mariano Palacios-González OSB), who worked in my neighborhood.

Later, in my adolescence, I was an Antiochian Orthodox for five years and experienced intensively and passionately the Orthodox spirituality.

I became an Anglican because, concerning to my faith and opinion, I consider myself as a Liberal Protestant (well, at least that's what the text at BeliefoMatic said), I find no way to establish any kind of community in my country and Church, so I pray my Office (from the BCP), read constantly the Holy Scripture, and study as much as I can.

I've been Vicar at a number of congregations in teh Diocese of Mexico, and I'm currently working as Secretary to the Bishop in WMexico.

Thanks for your attention.

Miguel+
U.I.O.G.D.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Comment by monk on October 19, 2008 at 9:14pm

Have a look at our interdenominational list of 415 members for monastic subjects, traditional and newer types of communities, hermits etc at Yahoo http://groups.yahoo.com/group/monasterion

John (monk formerly in the UK and France, now in Africa)

Comment by James L. Thibodeaux on October 18, 2008 at 5:02pm

Addendum: The essential centers of community life at General Seminary: Spiritual Nurishment (chapel), Intellectual Nurishment (library), Physical Nurishment (refectory), and Relational Nuritshment (gardens/green space).

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