Recientes documentos magisteriales (6) han descrito y ensalzado los rasgos de la espiritualidad
claustral. Las monjas, al elegir la vida de clausura, han ejercido libremente su derecho a practicar esa espiritualidad, asi como el derecho a hacer el apostolado que les es propio, de acuerdo con el derecho fundamental de todos los fieles formalizado en el c.
There was then in the abbey [of Seuilly] a
claustral monk called Friar John of the Funnels, young, gallant, frisk, lusty, nimble, quick, active, bold, adventurous, resolute, tall, lean, wide-mouthed, long-nosed, a rare mumbler of matins, unbridler of masses and runnerover of vigils; and to conclude summarily in a word, a right monk, if ever there were any, since the monking world monked a monkery.
Not only does the
claustral and carceral nature of Conrad's London radiate outward so that, by the time of Winnie's attempt to escape, Ossipon thinks that he "might just as well be put under lock and key every night" due to England's "insular nature" (282), but it penetrates inward as well to the various dwelling places of the narrative.