swuklink: Monastery

A religious house for men living an ascetic life in a community.

Monastic institutions date from very early in the Christian era, about the third century AD. The development of monasticism in the West was largely the result of the work of St Benedict.

see also: CHRISTIAN MONASTICISM

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circa 970		Conference of bishops, abbots, and abbesses draw up the Regularis Concordia - a national code of monastic observance in line with continental custom and the Rule of Saint Benedict but the English monasteries were to be integrated into the life of the people rather than confine their influence within the monastery walls
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1535		Need for reform of the monasteries admitted by a committee of cardinals appointed by Pope Paul III
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