Nothing is so inconsistent with the life of any Christian as overindulgence. Rule of Benedict 39:8
“Whether we take great pride in our possessions or think little about them, all of us would be significantly enlightened if we came to think of possessions essentially as things of which we have more or less continuing use. The principle is a good one: we should not make fetishes of the things we possess…What would be the consequences for our daily life and for our communities if we started thinking about using our goods instead of possessing them?”
Eric Dean in Saint Benedict for the Laity (Collegeville, MN: Liturgical Press, 1989) 75, 76, and 80.