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Who is a church leader who organized Rome and sent monks as missionaries?
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Pope Gregory the Great
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What were monks who spread the good news to people in every land called?
Missionaries were monks who spread the good news to people in every land.
In the Middle Ages the leader of the Catholic Church was the?
The order was the Pope, Cardinals, Priest and the Monks or Nuns..
Monks who spread the good news to barbarians?
missionaries?
Monks who spread the good news to people in every land?
the monks of the ndongo congo
The alphabet devised by two Greek monks was call the what alphabet?
cyrillic ... The two monks were two brothers from Thessaloniki, Cyril and Methodius, missionaries for the Orthodox Church, later canonized and given the epithet isapostolos (iso-apostole :equal to the apostoles).
Do monks live at missionaries?
No. Monks live at monasteries. Missionaries are not places but people who are on a mission and the term is usually used in Christian circles for those who are going to foreign lands and preaching the gospel.
Who besides Missionaries monks spread Christianity throughout Europe?
Jesus
How did missionaries and monks help spread Christianity into new areas?
7800
Who were the monks who spread the Good News to people in every land?
missionaries
Why did Gregory the great monks to become missionaries?
to spread the word of Christianity.
The alphabet devised by two greek monks was called the?
cyrillic ... The two monks were two brothers from Thessaloniki, Cyril and Methodius, missionaries for the Orthodox Church, later canonized and given the epithet isapostolos (iso-apostole :equal to the apostoles).
How are medieval monks different to missionaries?
Medieval monks were typically members of religious communities who focused on prayer, study, and manual work within monasteries, while missionaries were individuals sent by a religious group to spread their faith and convert non-believers. Monks lived a contemplative, cloistered life, while missionaries traveled extensively to share their religious beliefs with different cultures and societies.
