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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 Mark Tierney written?
Mark Tierney has written: 'Blessed Columba Marmion' -- subject(s): Benedictines, Biography 'The mass today'
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 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".
Did the benedictine monastery contributed to the growth of the roman catholic church?
The Benedictine Order comprises of hundreds of monasteries over the centuries which many congregations: like the American Cassinese Congregation, the Swiss Federation, and the English congregation. There are others such as the Solemnes congregation which still celebrates the entire Office and daily Mass in Latin with the pre-Vatican II rites. There are also offshoots from the Benedictine such as the Cistercians and the Cistercians of the Strict Observance (Trappists). Through the centuries the Benedictines have been almost single handedly responsible for keeping Western culture alive through the "Dark Ages" or the Age of Faith. The monks kept learning alive, copied books, and preserved learning when a great many in Europe where barely subsisting. The Benedictines have contributed an enormous amount to architecture, science, etc. Many of the beautiful monasteries and Cathedrals throughout Europe were built for or by the Benedictines. The Benedictines have educated generations of priests and religious. Their contributions for the last fourteen centuries can not be underestimated.
How did the Benedictines contribute to the growth of the Church?
The Benedictines played a significant role in the growth of the Church by establishing monasteries that became centers of learning, spirituality, and hospitality. Their dedication to prayer, work, and community living inspired many to join religious life and spread Christianity throughout Europe. The Benedictine Rule, emphasizing humility, obedience, and stability, provided a framework for religious life that shaped the development of the Church.
What are the differences between Franciscans and Benedictines of the thirteenth century?
Franciscans follow the rule of St. Francis. They are part of a worldwide order - so all franciscans have an international structure. Thus, they can be sent anywhere in the world. They are called "friars" not "monks". Benedictines are, however, rightly called "monks". A monk follows the rule of St. Benedict which is the oldest monastic rule that still exists today. Monks, unlike friars, make commitments to a particular community, called a monastery. They may be sent to other places and countries but they always return to their home monastery. Each monastery is independent and, therefore, they do not have an international or even a national order.
What has the author Leodegar Hunkeler written?
Leodegar Hunkeler has written: 'It began with Benedict' -- subject(s): Benedictines, History
