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Reading of the Epistle - Vespers of Holy Friday

Reading of the 1st Epitle (in French) to the Corinthians (1: 18 - 2: 2) during the Vesper service of Holy Friday at the Monastery of Chevetogne.

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MonastereChevetogne uploaded 10 months ago

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Ringing the New Church Bells of Chevetogne

Ringing the new bells of the Monastery of Chevetogne, by chief bell-ringer of Moscow's Kremlin, Igor Konovalov.

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MONASTÈRE DE l'ÉXALTATION DE LA SAINTE CROIX

Located halfway between Brussels and Luxemburg, the monastery of Chevetogne, an international benedictine abbey, is situated on the hilly meadows of the Val de Lesse on the threshold of the belgian Ardennes.
The community of Chevetogne was founded in 1925 by a pioneer of ecumenism in the Roman Catholic Church, Dom Lambert Beauduin.
Ever since its foundation the Abbey strives to be a center of prayer, of meeting and theological study. The monks are liturgically organized in two groups, one celebrating according to the Western tradition, the other according to the Eastern Byzantine tradition. This has been the fundamental option from the very beginning, the two rites having been adopted for ecumenical reasons, in view of the reconcialiation between the christian East and West.
In this way the brotherhood of Chevetogne wishes to embody the primacy of prayer. It is prayer that unites every person, through a laborous path of conversion, as it prepares our communities and Churches to receive fully the gift of unity.

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MonastereChevetogne uploaded 9 months ago

Reading of the Epistle - Vespers of Holy Friday

MonastereChevetogne uploaded 10 months ago

Ringing the New Church Bells of Chevetogne