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What is the name for a large church?
A cathedral or monastery
What is the name of an important church built as Part of a monastery?
Minster
What is an archimandrite?
An archimandrite is a superior of a large monastery, or group of monasteries, in the Orthodox Church.
What is the large church with a group of building occupied by a community of monks or nuns?
Monks - monastery. Nuns - convent.
What is the name for a building owned by The Catholic Church at which monks live?
Monastery for monks (males).Nunnery or convent for nuns (females).
Is a monastery a church?
A monastery is a home to monks and/or nuns. They spend nearly their entire lives there where they work, live and pray. A monastery usually has a chapel where the residents pray and assist at Mass. A church is the parish home of a community of Catholics where they together for the sacrifice of the Mass and other liturgies.
Who owns convents and monasteries?
The church that is associated with that particular convent or monastery owns it.
What is a monastery for women?
The word for the monastery is convent for the Christianity and it is valid for both male and female. There is also the term nunnery for the Catholic church
What is a small church or a separate part of large church called with 6 letters?
Answer:Their isn't a special word for a small church, but people will call it a chapelas for a separate part of a large church, I'm assuming it's chapel as well....Hope This Helped!
How were the monks leaders in agriculture?
The bulk of the land was owned by the Monastery church. The monk grew crops on the land, so they were considered the leaders in agriculture due to have a large amount of land.
Are monasteries and churches the same thing?
No. Monasteries are where monks and/or nuns live. Churches are where the congregation worships. However, a monastery usually includes a chapel or a church as part of the complex.
What was a monastery built around?
A monastery was built around a abbey ,or church. On one side of the abbey was a courtyard. Across it stood the refectory or dining hall.
