Religious Life

Religious (or prayer) life is a specific understanding of Christian's journey (known as charm) dedicated to the service of the Church. Men and women dedicate their lives to serve as priests, brothers, friars, nuns, sisters, and virgins of prayer in turn, or moving. Some promise to pray, others promise education and health care. But they live their charm, and they brought Christ to the people they serve. There are many ways to express religion and devotion. There are many orders, and the community and the congregation of men and women are committed to the state of this life. Some people concentrate on prayers by living a meditative life and others concentrate on the mission.

The lives of the devoted brothers and sisters are different, but the religious life style is summarized in three pledges. Most of them are poverty, obedience and purity.

Poverty oath is about simple life. Dedicated men and women have little property, and what they possess something in common with their community.

Obedience oath is deep "yes". For God, God's people, religious groups and specific lifestyles. With this "yes", religious brothers and sisters can follow God's call anytime anywhere.

Finally, the covenant pledge does not mean that you can neither fall in love nor sex, but on the contrary it is a promise to express love in various ways. The oath of purity is a promise to love God and the people of God by serving his own life.

The religious life of the British Church boasted hundreds of orders, communities, and thousands of faiths. An important aspect of the religious life of the British Church is that most male and female communities devote their lives to the vow of poverty, purity, obedience (or Benedict community, stability, life, obedience in life) through confused practices It is that. Oh God. In the choir recite all the Brevial ​​'s eight service, all day life communion, and all the lives of the service offered to the poor. Mixed life combined with meditative instructions and positive instructions is still a symbol of the religious life of the British Church. Another remarkable feature of the religious life of the British Church is the existence of a gender community.

With the rise of the Oxford movement in the early 19th century British Church, interest in restoration of Britain's "religious life" was received. Between 1841 and 1855, religious orders were issued to several nuns including Wantage's Saint Mary Community and East Grinstead's St. Margaret Community. Not all religious orders have a single central authority, but the British Church Association of the UK Kingdom of Westminster, the church of the British Church in Westminster, England, is the UK country of Westminster, England It is a church in the church. Implementation of religious community department England church, General Assembly, Archbishop Council and Church members of the National Red Cross Headquarters. The department publishes a worldwide directory of episcopal religious life, religious orders every two years, and maintains an official website of religious organization's British Church.