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Volume Four: Crisis Ministries Crisis Ministries tackles crucial situations in which pastors are often called to respond to urgent and specific challenges: care of the sick, the management of pain, the struggle with the meaning of suffering, pastoral visitation of families, interpersonal crises, conflict resolution, care of the emotionally ill, alcoholism, vocational counseling, suicide...

Murphy, Westport, Conn: Hyperion Press, 1979. Opera Omnia, Paris, 1870. BENEDICT, ST., OF NURSIA (c. 480–c. 543). Founder of monasticism in western Europe. Established Monte Cassino (c. 529) which became the leading monastery of the Benedictine Order. Formulated the Rule of St. Benedict (in Latin and English, London: Burns & Oates, 1932) under the influence of earlier rules by John Cassian and Basil, to regulate the life of monks, giving spiritual authority to the abbot to be elected by vote. The

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