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St. Benedict's Rule for Monasteries

Feb. 3—June 4—Oct. 4

Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Benedict, Saint, Abbot of Monte Cassino and Doyle, Leonard J. (Leonard Joseph)
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The sixth degree of humility is that a monk be content with the poorest and worst of everything, and that in every occupation assigned him he consider himself a bad and worthless workman, saying with the Prophet, “I am brought to nothing and I am without understanding; I have become as a beast of burden before You, and I am always with You.”

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St. Benedict's Rule for Monasteries, Project Gutenberg eBook #50040

Feb. 2—June 3—Oct. 3 Feb. 4—June 5—Oct. 5