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Benedictine monks are found all over the world, although not in Antarctica: The Order of St. Benedict.
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Who founded the Benedictines?
Roman Catholic AnswerSt. Benedict of Nursia founded the Benedictines.
Are the benedictines among the mendicant orders?
No. The mendicants are sustained by the community where the benedictines are self sustaining
What has the author Athanasius Allanson written?
Athanasius Allanson has written: 'Biography of the English Benedictines' -- subject(s): Benedictines, Biography
What has the author Emmanuella Moretti written?
Emmanuella Moretti has written: 'L' oblato benedettino' -- subject(s): Benedictines, Benedictines. Oblates
What has the author Bruno Hicks written?
Bruno Hicks has written: 'The Benedictines' -- subject(s): Benedictines, History, Monasticism and religious orders
What is the oldest religious order in the world?
The Order of Saint Benedict, commonly known as the Benedictines, is considered one of the oldest religious orders in the world. It was founded in the 6th century by Saint Benedict of Nursia in Italy.
What has the author Paulus Volk written?
Paulus Volk has written: 'Die generalkapitel der Bursfelder Benediktiner-knogregation' -- subject(s): Benedictines, Benedictines. Bursfelder Kongregation, Bursfelde, Ger. (Benedictine abbey)
Does Pope Benedict XVI mean olive?
The Benedictines are otherwise known as the "Olivetans".
What has the author James Grier written?
James Grier has written: 'The critical editing of music' 'The musical world of a medieval monk' -- subject(s): Benedictines, Church music, Criticism and interpretation
Was Saint Thomas Aquinas a Dominican?
Yes, he was a member of the Dominican Order. His parents were not happy about this as they wanted him to join the Benedictines.
What has the author Leodegar Hunkeler written?
Leodegar Hunkeler has written: 'It began with Benedict' -- subject(s): Benedictines, History
What were the Benedictines noted for?
The Benedictines were noted for their role in promoting the spread of Christianity and monasticism in Europe during the Middle Ages. They followed the Rule of St. Benedict, which emphasized prayer, work, and community life. Benedictine monasteries also played a key role in preserving knowledge and culture during this time.
