Tag Archives: Benedictine

Welcome Spring!

Posted on 1 April 2016 by Sister Edith

Re-awakening a dormant blog with a new name. Continue reading →

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“To daily fulfill in one’s actions the precepts of God; to love chastity.” (Rule of Benedict 4.63-64) Organizations promote training to boost team spirit, reduce conflict, improve communication, or increase appreciation of diversity. Workers willingly adopt the ideas and language, but lasting change rarely … Continue reading →

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Not Puffed-Up and Not Crushed

Posted on 3 April 2014 by Sister Edith

St Benedict tells his followers how to guard against self-serving bias, and gives them a rule of thumb for correctly attributing praise and blame. Continue reading →