Rule of St. Bruno

The Rule of Saint Bruno is a set of guidelines established in the 11th century for monks living a communal and contemplative life. It emphasizes quiet prayer, rigorous discipline, simplicity, and mutual support among monks. The rule encourages a balanced life dedicated to studying, prayer, work, and silence to foster spiritual growth. Essentially, it provides a framework for monks to live harmoniously focused on their religious commitments, promoting discipline and community while avoiding unnecessary luxury or distractions.