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	:; [http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=diocese ''Online Etymology Dictionary'', "diocese":]		:; [http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=diocese ''Online Etymology Dictionary'', "diocese":]
	:: Early 14c., from Old Frence ''diocese'' (13c., Modern French, ~~diocÃ¨se~~), from Late Latin, ''diocesis'' "a governor's jurisdiction," later, "a bishop's jurisdiction," from Greek ''dioikesis'' "government, administration; province," originally "economy, housekeeping," from ''dioikein'' "control, govern, administer, manage a house," from ''dia-'' "thoroughly" + ''oikos'' "house."		:: Early 14c., from Old Frence ''diocese'' (13c., Modern French, diocèse), from Late Latin, ''diocesis'' "a governor's jurisdiction," later, "a bishop's jurisdiction," from Greek ''dioikesis'' "government, administration; province," originally "economy, housekeeping," from ''dioikein'' "control, govern, administer, manage a house," from ''dia-'' "thoroughly" + ''oikos'' "house."

	== References ==		== References ==

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	\|align="right"\|1680		\|align="right"\|1680
	\|St. John Baptist de la Salle took over his first school--origin of the Christian Brothers.		\|St. John Baptist de la Salle took over his first school — origin of the Christian Brothers.
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	\|Decisive end of the age of persecutions in the Roman Empire.		\|Decisive end of the age of persecutions in the Roman Empire.
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	\|align="right"\|331-379		\|align="right"\|331‑379
	\|St. Basil wrote the first rules for religious life.		\|St. Basil wrote the first rules for religious life.
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	\|colspan="2"\|'''Dark Ages'''		\|colspan="2"\|'''Dark Ages'''
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	\|align="right"\|480-547		\|align="right"\|480‑547
	\|St. Benedict founded many monasteries, especially Monte Cassino.		\|St. Benedict founded many monasteries, especially Monte Cassino.
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	\|align="right"\|OT		\|align="right"\|OT
	\|John the Baptist		\|John the Baptist
	\|-		\|-valign="top"
	\|align="right"\|NT		\|align="right"\|NT
	\|1 Cor 7 gives evidence of people deciding to remain virgins, even in marriage, in order to be free to serve the Lord. Evangelical counsels [gospel-preaching instructions] : give everything to the poor; follow Jesus; rely on begging to preach the gospel; become a "eunuch [a person incapable of having sex] for the sake of the Kingdom" (Mt 19:12). Note well how the Church takes this text symbolically and not literally. When Origen (~185-254 AD) castrated himself, the Church did NOT think it was a praiseworthy act. Origen has never been and never will be canonized (listed as a saint to be venerated and imitated).		\|1 Cor 7 gives evidence of people deciding to remain virgins, even in marriage, in order to be free to serve the Lord. Evangelical counsels [gospel-preaching instructions] : give everything to the poor; follow Jesus; rely on begging to preach the gospel; become a "eunuch [a person incapable of having sex] for the sake of the Kingdom" (Mt 19:12). Note well how the Church takes this text symbolically and not literally. When Origen (~185-254 AD) castrated himself, the Church did NOT think it was a praiseworthy act. Origen has never been and never will be canonized (listed as a saint to be venerated and imitated).

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Links

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	== Links ==		== Links ==

	Vatican II docs.		* Vatican II docs.
			* [[Opus Dei]].
	[[Opus Dei]].		* [http://www.ncregister.com/daily-news/franciscan-missionaries-of-the-eternal-word-celebrate-25th-anniversary/ "Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word,"] founded by Mother Angelica in 1987.

	[[Category:Religious Life]]		[[Category:Religious Life]]

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Links

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	Vatican II docs.		Vatican II docs.

			[[Opus Dei]].

	[[Category:Religious Life]]		[[Category:Religious Life]]

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Typology

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	Solemn vows.		Solemn vows.

			:; [http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=diocese ''Online Etymology Dictionary'', "diocese":]
			:: Early 14c., from Old Frence ''diocese'' (13c., Modern French, diocÃ¨se), from Late Latin, ''diocesis'' "a governor's jurisdiction," later, "a bishop's jurisdiction," from Greek ''dioikesis'' "government, administration; province," originally "economy, housekeeping," from ''dioikein'' "control, govern, administer, manage a house," from ''dia-'' "thoroughly" + ''oikos'' "house."

	== References ==		== References ==

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	\|colspan="2"\|'''Classical Era'''		\|colspan="2"\|'''Classical Era'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|OT		\|align="right"\|OT
	\|Temple orders: priests, attendants, choirs, musicians		\|Temple orders: priests, attendants, choirs, musicians
	\|-		\|-
	\|OT		\|align="right"\|OT
	\|Pious men and women, devotees		\|Pious men and women, devotees
	\|-		\|-
	\|OT		\|align="right"\|OT
	\|synagogues		\|synagogues
	\|-		\|-
	\|OT		\|align="right"\|OT
	\|rabbinic schools		\|rabbinic schools
	\|-		\|-
	\|OT		\|align="right"\|OT
	\|"Essenes"		\|"Essenes"
	\|-		\|-
	\|OT		\|align="right"\|OT
	\|John the Baptist		\|John the Baptist
	\|-		\|-
	\|NT		\|align="right"\|NT
	\|1 Cor 7 gives evidence of people deciding to remain virgins, even in marriage, in order to be free to serve the Lord. Evangelical counsels [gospel-preaching instructions] : give everything to the poor; follow Jesus; rely on begging to preach the gospel; become a "eunuch [a person incapable of having sex] for the sake of the Kingdom" (Mt 19:12). Note well how the Church takes this text symbolically and not literally. When Origen (~185-254 AD) castrated himself, the Church did NOT think it was a praiseworthy act. Origen has never been and never will be canonized (listed as a saint to be venerated and imitated).		\|1 Cor 7 gives evidence of people deciding to remain virgins, even in marriage, in order to be free to serve the Lord. Evangelical counsels [gospel-preaching instructions] : give everything to the poor; follow Jesus; rely on begging to preach the gospel; become a "eunuch [a person incapable of having sex] for the sake of the Kingdom" (Mt 19:12). Note well how the Church takes this text symbolically and not literally. When Origen (~185-254 AD) castrated himself, the Church did NOT think it was a praiseworthy act. Origen has never been and never will be canonized (listed as a saint to be venerated and imitated).
	\|-		\|-
	\|250		\|align="right"\|250
	\|Persecution of Decius inspires many to flee to the desert and live solitary lives of prayer.		\|Persecution of Decius inspires many to flee to the desert and live solitary lives of prayer.
	\|-		\|-
	\|381		\|align="right"\|381
	\|Decisive end of the age of persecutions in the Roman Empire.		\|Decisive end of the age of persecutions in the Roman Empire.
	\|-		\|-
	\|331-379		\|align="right"\|331-379
	\|St. Basil wrote the first rules for religious life.		\|St. Basil wrote the first rules for religious life.
	\|-		\|-
	\|427		\|align="right"\|427
	\|St. Augustine wrote rules for a community of women. He also lived in community with friends and fellow priests.		\|St. Augustine wrote rules for a community of women. He also lived in community with friends and fellow priests.
	\|-		\|-
	\|colspan="2"\|'''Dark Ages'''		\|colspan="2"\|'''Dark Ages'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|480-547		\|align="right"\|480-547
	\|St. Benedict founded many monasteries, especially Monte Cassino.		\|St. Benedict founded many monasteries, especially Monte Cassino.
	\|-		\|-
	\|927		\|align="right"\|927
	\|Foundation of the Congregation of Cluny.		\|Foundation of the Congregation of Cluny.
	\|-		\|-
	\|colspan="2"\|'''Middle Ages'''		\|colspan="2"\|'''Middle Ages'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|1100		\|align="right"\|1100
	\|Cistercians reform Benedictine life.		\|Cistercians reform Benedictine life.
	\|-		\|-
	\|1155		\|align="right"\|1155
	\|First indisputable evidence of the existence of Carmelite Communities (Order of Mt. Carmel).		\|First indisputable evidence of the existence of Carmelite Communities (Order of Mt. Carmel).
	\|-		\|-
	\|1209		\|align="right"\|1209
	\|St. Francis founded the Order of Friars Minor (Franciscans).		\|St. Francis founded the Order of Friars Minor (Franciscans).
	\|-		\|-
	\|1215		\|align="right"\|1215
	\|St. Dominic founded the Order of Preachers (Dominicans).		\|St. Dominic founded the Order of Preachers (Dominicans).
	\|-		\|-
	\|colspan="2"\|'''Renaissance'''		\|colspan="2"\|'''Renaissance'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|1517		\|align="right"\|1517
	\|Martin Luther abandoned the priesthood and religious life (he had been an Augustinian priest) and initiated the Protestant Reformation.		\|Martin Luther abandoned the priesthood and religious life (he had been an Augustinian priest) and initiated the Protestant Reformation.
	\|-		\|-
	\|1540		\|align="right"\|1540
	\|St. Ignatius founded the Society of Jesus (Jesuits).		\|St. Ignatius founded the Society of Jesus (Jesuits).
	\|-		\|-
	\|colspan="2"\|'''Enlightenment'''		\|colspan="2"\|'''Enlightenment'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|1680		\|align="right"\|1680
	\|St. John Baptist de la Salle took over his first school--origin of the Christian Brothers.		\|St. John Baptist de la Salle took over his first school--origin of the Christian Brothers.
	\|-		\|-
	\|1700		\|align="right"\|1700
	\|Trappists reform Cistercian life.		\|Trappists reform Cistercian life.
	\|}		\|}

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	{\|{{Prettytable}}		{\|{{Prettytable}}
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	~~!detail~~
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