He was born in Leuven (Belgium) in 1929 and entered the monastery in 1947, a little after World War II. In 1963 he was elected abbot of Mont-des. André Louf, OCSO (born 1929 in Leuven, Belgium; died 2010 in France) was a Belgian Cistercian monk, theologian, lecturer, author, and translator. [1] Louf attended the Pontifical Biblical Institute and Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome.
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André Louf, OCSO (born in Leuven, Belgium; died in France) was a Belgian Cistercian monk, theologian, lecturer, author, and translator. [1] Louf attended the Pontifical Biblical Institute and Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome. Fr André Louf, OCSO RIP - Communio - stblogs
The Trappist monk and prominent theologian and retreat master, Father André Louf, died on July 12, Louf was a monk of Mont-des-Cats, in France. He was born in in Leuven, Belgium; he entered the monastery in and elected abbot of his monastery in , a ministry he exercised for 34 years. André Louf, OCSO was a Belgian Cistercian monk, theologian, lecturer, author, and translator. The Trappist monk and prominent theologian and retreat master, Father André Louf, died on July 12, 2010. Louf was a monk of Mont-des-Cats, in France. He was born in 1929 in Leuven, Belgium; he entered the monastery in 1947 and elected abbot of his monastery in 1963, a ministry he exercised for 34 years.
André Louf, OCSO (born 1929 in Leuven, Belgium; died 2010 in France) was a Belgian Cistercian monk, theologian, lecturer, author, and translator. On 12 July fr. André Louf, Trappist monk and a well-known spiritual author, passed from this world to the Father in his monastery of Mont-des-Cats (France). He was born in Leuven (Belgium) in 1929 and entered the monastery in 1947, a little after World War II.
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"This eminently readable portrait presents Dom André Louf (—), a loving spiritual director, distinguished scholar, author, and translator, head of Collectanea Cisterciensia, and for thirty-five years the abbot of the Cistercian monastery of Mont—des—Cats. Toggle share options "This eminently readable portrait presents Dom André Louf (1929—2010), a loving spiritual director, distinguished scholar, author, and translator, head of Collectanea Cisterciensia, and for thirty-five years the abbot of the Cistercian monastery of Mont—des—Cats.A Scriptural Way of the Cross - ChurchSupplies Father Andre Louf, OCSO (1929-2010) was a Trappist monk of Mont-des-Cats and a prominent theologian and retreat master. Born in 1929 in Leuven, Belgium he entered the monastery in 1947 and was elected abbot in 1963, a ministry he exercised for 34 years.Louf, André, Dom, O.C.S.O., 1929-2010 - Correspondence Dom André Louf was a Cistercian monk and author of books on contemplative prayer. He was of the abbey of Sainte-Marie-du-Mont at Mont-des-Cats in France. In 1963, he became abbot of this monastery. The Way of the Heart: The Spiritual Experience of André Louf ...
On 12 July fr. André Louf, Trappist monk and a well-known spiritual author, passed from this world to the Father in his monastery of Mont-des-Cats (France). He was born in Leuven (Belgium) in and entered the monastery in , a little after World War II. 
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André Louf, né le 28 décembre à Louvain (Belgique) et mort le 12 juillet à l’ abbaye du Mont des Cats (France), est un moine trappiste, auteur spirituel de renom, connu pour sa contribution à l' aggiornamento de la vie monastique et spirituelle à la suite du concile Vatican II. André Louf — Wikipédia
Father Andre Louf, OCSO () was a Trappist monk of Mont-des-Cats and a prominent theologian and retreat master. Born in in Leuven, Belgium he entered the monastery in and was elected abbot in , a ministry he exercised for 34 years.
ANDRE LOUF ON "THE LITURGY OF THE HEART" - BATHED IN SILENT LIGHT
Dom André Louf was a Cistercian monk and author of books on contemplative prayer. He was of the abbey of Sainte-Marie-du-Mont at Mont-des-Cats in France. In , he became abbot of this monastery.
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Cultivating the wisdom of humility can only be enhanced by such books as The Way of Humility (Cistercian Publications), by Andre Louf, OCSO. Dom Louf served as abbot of the Cistercian Abbey of Mont des Cats in northern France from to and then lived as a solitary near the provincial village of Simiane-Collongue until he died in