Carthusian studies

Carthusian studies focus on the life, spirituality, and practices of the Carthusian Order, a Catholic monastic community founded in the 11th century by St. Bruno. Known for their strict contemplative lifestyle, Carthusians emphasize solitude, silence, and prayer. Their studies explore their unique approach to monasticism, including their ascetic practices, community structure, and the significance of their teachings on spirituality and devotion. These studies also delve into the historical impact of the Carthusian Order and their contributions to Christian thought and culture.