Monastic community of monks of the Benedictine order.
1Tavistock was a Benedictine monastery, over which forty abbots ruled in succession.
2These words were carved on the entrance to every Benedictine Monastery.
3That low building is the Benedictine monastery, and this is its little chapel.
4They take place at the Benedictine monastery, Turvey Abbey, but are not faith based.
5That remains the characteristic of Benedictine monasteries to this day.
6Each of the earlier Benedictine monasteries had been an isolated community, independent and self-governing.
7On his return he entered the Benedictine monastery in Subiaco.
8It is a Benedictine monastery and hospital, and is the highest inhabited spot in Europe.
9He had always been on good terms with the handsome prior of the Benedictine monastery.
10Formerly made in a Benedictine monastery of that name.
11Benedict's idea of "Ecce labora" made every Benedictine monastery a center of wealth.
12Our next reception was at a Spanish Benedictine Monastery and Home for natives, called New Norcia.
13In the afternoon with the abate de Crucis to the Benedictine monastery, a league beyond the city.
14The church of St Mary belonged originally to a Benedictine monastery founded early in the 12th century.
15This Baroque pile, a Benedictine monastery since 1089, is one of the most recognisable attractions in Austria.
16The Benedictine monastery which arose became the wealthiest and most popular in England through the fame of the saint.
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Translations for benedictine monastery