Br Michael Anthony

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"The fruits of contemplation are: liberty, peace, and joy"

Melbourne, FL, USA
male, age 48
single
Speaks: English, Spanish, Latin
Joined Aug 17, 2007

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My Statement
I acknowledge God's presence in our lives and God's call to grow in Jesus Christ, commit ourselves to strengthen, promote and extend a community of Justice, Faith, Love and Peace. At present I live this mission by being a Eremitic Monk whose path is CONTEMPLATION: by the strength of the spirit, to live as continually as possible in the light of the love of God for us, made manifest in Christ.

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Hometown	Melbourne
Homepage	http://doc0mr.tripod.com/
Birthday	Dec 24, 1960
Languages	English, Spanish, Latin
About Me	I am an Eremitic Monk of Saint Bruno with Public Vows and a consecrated member of the Militia Immaculata.
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Lifestyle
Pets	wild rabbits, the other of God's Creatures present
Activist Aspirations	Enthusiastic
Political Leaning	Conservative
Religions	Roman Catholic
Eating Habits	Fasting on Days of Obligation, Eat what ever is donated
Wild Fact About Me
My Philosophy
What Gives Me Hope	Prayer: Prayer is openness to reality, openness of our whole person to the unpredictable gift of all that is real. Our ideas are merely transfer copies of a part of what is real, seen from a certain angle. Wanting to enclose God in our ideas is like trying to enclose him in a poor caricature of ourselves. Prayer is the respiration of faith. Faith, precisely, is willing to take the risk of going beyond what can be verified. We are always confronted with the same challenge to go out of ourselves and our poor limits, towards the unknown horizons of Love. A heart that is inclined to love, will love. This is a great gift, and already the fruit of much love. The place of contemplative prayer is the domain of one who loves. Its feast is the gift freely given: ultimately, the gift of receptivity. -Interior Prayer, p138
If I were Mayor, I'd make the world a better place by
What/who changed my life and why	Jesus saith unto him, I am the WAY, the Truth, and the Life; and no man cometh to the FATHER, but by me. (John 14:6)
What Bugs Me
Passions	Jesus Christ, Prayer, Peace
Inspirations	God, Jesus Christ, Holy Bible, music, the beauty of nature
What Scares Me
Favorites
Role Models	Jesus Christ, Saint Therese of Liseaux, Saint Louis Marie De Montfort, Saint Peregrine
Quotation	Nos, cum Prole pia, benedicat Virgo Maria!
Interests	Doing God's Will, Theology, Church History, World History
Books	Holy Bible, Ancient Devotion 2 Sacred Heart of Jesus, True Devotion to Mary, A Devout Excercie of the Purgative Way
Music	Gregorian Chant, Sacred Music
Movies
TV Shows
Favorite Foods	Cool Clean Water, Fresh Baked Bread
Favorite Places
Can't Live Without	Jesus Christ my Lord and Savior
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