Rule of Life toolkit
In the year 516 (yes, you read that right, over 1500 years ago), St. Benedict wrote his "Rule of Life” that still governs the life of modern monks. It has survived the test of time because Benedict found the virtuous balance between “too much” and “not enough." “Rule of Life” doesn’t just mean a list of rules to follow. Writing our own “Rule of Life” is a way to hold ourselves accountable to building the Catholic culture that we want to live in- one of virtue, joy, and purpose. It’s just as important to pray about the culture that you want to foster as it is to include practical rules about morality.
Here at Brew City Catholic, we want to give you the tools and formation that you need to write and live out your own rule of life. The guide you’ll find here is the first one of those tools. It is here to help you prayerfully construct your own “Rule of Life.” We’ve also included an example of what a finished product might look like. Yours may be longer or shorter- that’s ok! Find what works for you and stick to it!
Here at Brew City Catholic, we want to give you the tools and formation that you need to write and live out your own rule of life. The guide you’ll find here is the first one of those tools. It is here to help you prayerfully construct your own “Rule of Life.” We’ve also included an example of what a finished product might look like. Yours may be longer or shorter- that’s ok! Find what works for you and stick to it!
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oNGOING FORMATION
Save the Date
Sometime it can be hard to even know how to use the tool kit of resources. We want to provide different spaces for you and your roommates to pray, talk, and receive formation so that you can build and deepen your household culture.
Household Retreat | September 9
Household Evenings of Reflection | November 27, February 26, April 29
LOCATION TBA
Household Retreat | September 9
Household Evenings of Reflection | November 27, February 26, April 29
LOCATION TBA
HOUSEHOLD Coaching
Need help in chatting through some ideas or discerning what's realistic? We are not supervising your individual households, but we are happy to provide some feedback as you get going or run into roadblocks along the way.
MICAH PFUNDSTEIN
Associate Director of Evangelization and Catechesis- Campus and Young Adult 3501 South Lake Drive | St. Francis WI | 53235 P: 414-758-2221 | pfundsteinm@archmil.org 
EMILY DAVENPORT
Brew City Catholic Missionary 3501 South Lake Drive | St. Francis WI | 53235 davenportemily96@gmail.com 
ANNA KOZLOWSKI
Coordinator, Campus and Young Adult 3501 South Lake Drive | St. Francis WI | 53235 P: 414-758-2201 | kozlowskia@archmil.org |
