Of Making Many Books there is no end, and Much Study is a Weariness to the Flesh.

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Title	Artist	Date of Work	Object Type	Accession Number
Of Making Many Books there is no end, and Much Study is a Weariness to the Flesh.	C F Goldie	1900	Painting	1901/1/1
Study in the Nude	Josef Pecsi	Circa 1920	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	1925/2/60
Portrait [Mary Denton in profile]	Frank Denton	Pre 1964	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	1965/1/30
Portrait of a Lady	Frank Denton	1917	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	1965/1/35
Portrait of Dorothy Earle	Frank Denton	Circa 1889-1963	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	1965/1/37
Woman Under Hat.	Wellington Cody	1930-1977	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	1977/6/1A
Chris Durant, Drummer, Michigan	Rita Dibert	Aug 1984	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	2006/6/5
Fashion Show, Sarjeant Gallery	Rita Dibert	Circa 2000	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	2006/6/27
The singing of the Divine Office, (let nothing come before the Work of God - Rule of St Benedict), is the primary work of the Tyburn community. Seven times a day the community processes into the sanctuary for the hours of Nocturnes, Lauds, Terce, Sext, None, Verspers and Compline. The entire Psalter is chanted each week in English, to music composed by the sisters. The purpose of this liturgy, to sanctify time and all human activity will be achieved in our community...(M foundress 1901)	Anne Noble	1988	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	L1991/23/13
Mother Xavier, the Superior General of the congregation. There are houses in Peru, Australia and a retreat house in Sussex, England.	Anne Noble	1988	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	L1991/23/26
Sister Therese taking the thurifer to the sanctuary. As sacristing she has charge of everyday that belongs to the church.	Anne Noble	1988	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	L1991/23/29
Alongside prayer and work, lectio divina is one of the foundations of monastic life. It is the art of meditation in the Benedictine way of life. Its aim is to feed the prayer life through a meditative reflection on the work of God, a reflection or pondering in the heart rather than an intellectual exercise. The spirit of Benedictine prayer is implicit in the opening image of the prologue to the rule; Listen...incline the ear of your heart.	Anne Noble	1988	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	L1991/23/35
There is usually an hour for recreation at 3.20. This might be spent outside playing games like rounders or badminton or skipping, or inside the community room doing craft work and socialising.	Anne Noble	1988	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	L1991/23/45
Haka practice at the homestead the day before a Marae visit.	John McDermott	1993	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	2008/11/5
The Favourite	Vivian Smith	Circa 1925	Painting	1978/15/1
Triptych Self Portrait	Anne Noble	1978	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	1978/18/1
"Gillian"	Anne Noble	1978	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	1978/19/1.1
Reinga-Kokiri Diving Place of the Spirits	Anne Noble	1982	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	1982/47/1
Apples	Anne Noble	1979	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	1983/13/2
Charles and Lysbeth Noble, and Bently 'Mount Desert'	Anne Noble	1983	Work on paper/Print/Photograph	1984/3/5

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