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How and why had the practice of monasticism changed by the time of Benedict?
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St. Benedict, the founder of Western monasticism, is said to have spent three years living in a cave near Subiaco, Italy, in the early 6th century. During this time, he practiced prayer, fasting, and meditation before eventually moving on to establish a monastic community at Monte Cassino.
How has the practices changed over time?
I am confused about your word "practice". What does THAT mean? What "practice".? Tell us, so that we can respond, appropriately.
How did Saint Benedict contribute to improve monasticism?
In the 5th century Benedict was a hermit, living alone in the mountains of Italy. A group of monks from a local abbey approach him and asked if he would take over the leadership of their group. He agreed. He wrote his famoud '''''Rule''''' that became the basis of all Western monasticism while at the monastery. However, the monks had become so lax in the performance of their duties that they did not take well to the discipline of Benedict and tried to poison him. He blessed the cup and the poison was rendered impotent. He returned to live in his cave but continued to attract followers. Eventually, he establish a dozen monasteries and his '''''Rule''''' was adopted by a number of orders and used as the basis for their activities. His '''''Rule''''' can be summed up in a simple phrase, "'''''Pray and Work'''''." At one time more than 40,000 monasteries were guided by Benedict's '''''Rule'''''.
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St. Benedict's full name is Saint Benedict of Nursia.
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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.
How did Saint Benedict change monasticism?
Saint Benedict is known for writing the Rule of Saint Benedict, a set of guidelines that transformed the way monasteries were organized and governed. His emphasis on stability, simplicity, and obedience helped to establish a more structured and balanced approach to monastic life. Benedictine monasteries became centers of learning, prayer, and service, shaping the development of Western Christian spirituality.
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yes there were many popes before Benedict but there can only be one pope at a time. before Pope Benedict the pope was Pope John Paul II.
What is Pope Benedict XVI's task?
Benedict is retired and has no official capacity within the governance in the Church. He devotes his time to prayer, reading and writing.
What does Pope Benedict XVI do every day?
Since he retired on February 28, 2013, Benedict spends his time in prayer, reading and writing.
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What is the mission of Pope Benedict XVI?
Pope Emeritus Benedict has no official capacity in the leadership of the Church. He devotes his time to prayer, meditation, reading and writing.
