Benedictine monks and nuns (which includes Cistericians and Trappiests) take vows of stability, conversion of manners, and obedience, most other religious make vows of poverty, chastity and obedience.
monks take a vow if silence.
Monks are not known to be a predominantly gay. While some of them may in fact be gay, monks take a vow of celibacy and thus will not engage in sexual activity, gay or otherwise.
No. It encourages work and prayer under a vow or poverty.
No. It encourages work and prayer under a vow or poverty.
No. It encourages work and prayer under a vow or poverty.
they remained in there monastery's until death threw them apart
When spoken to but some monks are not allowed to speak, depending on their vows. There are different orders of monk. A Franciscan is not the same as a Dominican (or Augustinian or Cistercian...). They're both Catholic monks but live by different rules. Also the vow of silence isn't a permanent thing, and is usually done for a specific period of time. Or it might just be ironic.
The monastery sold eggs to make extra money. The monks in that monastery keep a vow of silence.
because they took a vow of poverty, of celibacy, of oneness and study, housed together in a common residence
Strictly speaking, no. Though Trappist monks and nuns are often associated with a vow of silence because they practice a daily lifestyle of prayerful reflection, and often will only speak as needed with one another, or for confession, etc.
As a matter of fact, they do, though some choose to make a vow of celibacy. Priests are allowed to marry. It is their choice. Bishops however, if I'm not mistaken, are the only ones that take the vow of celebacy. Yes monks too, but they are not clergy.
The vow of chastity is a commitment, often taken by individuals in religious life, to abstain from sexual activity and maintain purity in thought and action. It is typically associated with clergy, monks, and nuns, reflecting a dedication to spiritual goals and the belief that such a commitment allows for deeper devotion to God and service to others. This vow is intended to foster a life focused on spiritual rather than physical desires.