The Templars VII by jeroni

Photography • Historical • posted on Jun 27, 2008

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Los hermanos comían carne tres veces por semana, los enfermos diariamente, exceptuando los viernes. El capellán bendecía la mesa y dirigía el rezo. Luego se sentaban y comían en silencio, se toleraba que se comunicaran por signos. En algunas ocasiones se usó una escudilla para cada dos hermanos como signo de humildad o con otro significado más profundo y oculto. Nadie podía abandonar la mesa sin permiso expreso del comendador, salvo en caso de hemorragia nasal. Terminada la comida se dirigían a la capilla por parejas para dar gracias a Dios. Observaban tres cuaresmas, comulgaban y daban limosnas tres veces por semana. ************************************************** The brothers ate meat three times a week, patients daily, except Friday. The chaplain blessed the table and led the prayer. Then they sat and ate in silence, which was tolerated communicate by signs. Many times we have used a bowl for every two brothers as a sign of humility or another and deeper meaning hidden. Nobody could leave the table without express permission of comendador, except in case of nose bleed. After the meal en route to the chapel for couples to give thanks to God. Observed three Lent, and gave alms comulgaban three times a week. ************************************************** Gracias por su comentarios en mi imagen de ayer:

The Templars VI