Monks help spread Christianity across Europe.
Medieval Monks spread Christianity by many different techniques. Now, if you are talking about Medieval Monks in Europe, then they spread Christianity by telling others mostly. There is a website all about Medieval Monks below.
It was spread by Buddhist Monks during the reign of King Ashoka of India, in the same way that Christianity entered Europe from Israel/Palestine.
Many different monks have lived in Ireland, belonging to a wide range of orders. They have lived in many places, such as Glendalough, Clonmacnoise, Melifont and lots of others. There are still many monks living in Ireland today. Historically many monks created what have now become great treasures that can be seen in Irish museums today. They taught many people and people came from other parts of Europe to learn, giving Ireland the name "The Land of Saints and Scholars". Many also went to other places as missionaries to spread the Christian faith.
For many hundreds of years the only group of monks across Europe were the Benedictines, who followed the Rule of St Benedict (written in the 6th century AD). They were always the most numerous group.Other Orders of monks were established with different views of what the Rule meant and how it should be interpreted - the Cistercians were formed in 1098, the Cluniacs in the early 10th century, the Carthusians (or Charterhouse order) in 1084. In most parts of Europe, the Benedictines remained the major monastic order throughout medieval times.The Benedictines were generally much more easy-going, considerate, rational and reasonable in their interpretation of the Rule of St Benedict: there was no mention in the Rule of monks wearing beards, for example, so the Benedictines took the view that beards were not banned. The Cistercian view was that if a certain thing was not mentioned, it was automatically banned.
David is a Hebrew name from the Bible adopted by many Europeans after the spread of christianity. The Irish were among the first to convert and were reknowned for the dedicated monks who left their island to travel Europe and serve the church. So David has been a common name in that region for over a centuries.
Monks spread the ideas of Christianity across Europe.
Monks help spread Christianity across Europe.
Medieval Monks spread Christianity by many different techniques. Now, if you are talking about Medieval Monks in Europe, then they spread Christianity by telling others mostly. There is a website all about Medieval Monks below.
Jesus
He was a teacher in a place where Monks studied and his ideas about the Church were converted during that stay, he preached what he knew
In the first centuries, several of the Apostles traveled across Europe to teach people about Christianity. In the late fifth century and early sixth century the Benedictine monks traveled across Europe to teach people about Christianity, including St. Augustine of Canterbury. Between 550 and 1300 scores of Irish monks traveled across Europe to evangelize it. In the sixteenth century, St. Francis de Sales, St. Ignatius and the Jesuits did it, you're going to have to be a little more specific on a century and a country.
Monks and nuns spread Byzantine influence through their missionary work.
spread Christianity
Gregory the Great encouraged monks to become missionaries to spread Christianity and strengthen the Church's influence across Europe. He believed that monks, with their deep spiritual commitment and discipline, were well-suited to evangelize and educate the pagan populations. This missionary work was essential for fostering a unified Christian culture and promoting moral values in society. By sending monks as missionaries, Gregory aimed to expand the reach of the Church and reinforce the spiritual and social fabric of communities.
It was spread by Buddhist Monks during the reign of King Ashoka of India, in the same way that Christianity entered Europe from Israel/Palestine.
spread Christianity
Missionaries were monks who spread the good news to people in every land.