Oneness considers the role monastic life plays within the life of
the contemporary church. Using a focus on the life, practice and
history of the Shepherds Law community as a starting point, the
book broadens the discussion to consider how such communities
negotiate the boundary between the solitary life and life within
their community. With a foreword from Justin Welby and an afterword
from Rowan Williams. Table of Contents: Foreword by Archbishop
Justin Welby Prologue by Diarmaid MacCulloch Part 1: Setting the
Scene Introduction - Stephen Platten 1. Religious Communities and
Their Citizenship - George Guiver 2. Northumbria's Long Tradition -
Sarah Foot 3. Father William's Baton - Peta Dunstan 4. Shepherds
Law: The Story so Far - Stephen Platten Part 2: Unfolding the
Mystery 5. The Skete - Andrew Louth 6. Francis of Assisi: A Hermit
and His Hermitages - Brother Nicholas Alan Worssam SSF 7. The
Monastic Sacrament in Life, Liturgy, Saints and Buildings - George
Guiver 8. Gregorian Chant and Monastic Life - Dom Xavier Perrin OSB
9. Monastic Architecture and the Building of Shepherds Law:
Monastic Life and Architecture - Christopher Irvine and Ralph
Pattison 10. Waiting While Running - George Guiver Afterword by
Rowan Williams
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