Durantes estas semanas hemos estado trabajando en clase la Edad Media y más concretamente el sistema feudal. Hemos estudiado la importancia que la Iglesia Católica tuvo durante toda la Edad Media, especialmente los monasterios y también hemos estudiado jerarquía eclesiástica (Pope, Archbishop, Bishop and priets) y la diferencia entre éste clero secular/ secular clergy y clero regular / regular clergy (Monjes, monjas, abades, priores...)
We have also studied about the life in a Monastery - Monacal life. Remember monasteries were self- sufficient, so they were like little villages where monks and nuns lived working and praying (ora et labora) during all their lives.
Enjoy watching the videos and learn as much as you can!
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Video 2: La Cartuja de Jerez
A pocos kilómetros de Lebrija se encuentra la Cartuja de Santa María de la Defensión, en Jerez. Este monasterio aloja a monjas que hacen una vida similar a la que hacian los monjes en la Edad Media.
Into the great Silence El gran silencio. Clip real sobre la vida en un monasterio cartujo.
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I think life in a monastery is very hard, as the monks are carpenters, artisans ...
I do not like that kind of life, but I like the cloister where the monks are walking, because it is very nice and big.
inma: I believe that it is another type of different life. The monks take a life of isolation and prayer, this is good for the spirit, though it is hard.
I believe that it is another type of different life. The monks take a life of isolation and prayer, this is good for the spirit, though it is hard.
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I think the people here, are very straight and the life is harder than our
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The monks were just geniuses, knew how to do carpentry, tailors ... What I like is the clergy but I would be locked up.
pienso que la vida en los monasterios era muy difícil ya que prácticamente la vida de los monjes y demás que vivían allí era rezar y trabajar. Pero no todo eran inconvenientes al tener una gran extensión de tierra podían tener cultivos y quedarse todos lo que cosechaban no como otras que trabajaban y tenían que dar un parte de sus ganancias.
I think the monks have much low and jobs.
This tipe of life is very hard.
The monarstery is very big, with a lot of rooms like kitchen, bedrooms...
I think the people here, are very straight and the life is harder than today
I think that the church was very important in the Middle Ages
I think that the church was very important in the Middle Ages
Ithink that the church was very important in the Middle Ages
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I think monks were very important in the middle ages, because they helped to other people, and performed in many jobs, for example shoemaker,carpenter...
But they not worked in agriculture, in the agriculture worked peasants.
I think this life was very rutine and boring.
I think that the church was very important in the Middle Ages
Most of the people live in or around the monastery. So it's like a town. The life isn't hardly but they must to work like tailors, shoemakers... Like nowaday! The monkes live in the monastery and they do their life there.
I think the monasteries were like littles countries where the monks life for the work and to pray on the church (ora et labora)
I think it is another type of life.This life was very important, it was a change in the history. Now there are many remains of monasterys.
Hi¡¡ I am Carmen Caro Quiñones.I think that de life in a monastery was very complicated and
is only for people that working very much, becouse all the day was working whithout holydays, only when was an important party...
Hi¡¡ I am Carmen Caro Quiñones. I think that the life in a monastery was very complicated because all the day was workin whithout holidaus. Only when had a important party . I prefere life of now.
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