Examples of 'benedictine rule' in a sentence

Meaning of "benedictine rule"

benedictine rule: guidelines or principles established by St. Benedict for monastic living

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Benedictine Rule was not the only guidance.
Silence plays a salient role in the Benedictine rule.
The Benedictine rule was to be strictly followed.
Still an application of the Ora et labora benedictine rule.
The Benedictine rule is illustrative.
It was he who definitively established the Benedictine rule in the house.
The Benedictine Rule these families used to donate a child to the Lord forever.
Willibrord founded a new monastery following the Benedictine rule.
The religious had followed the Benedictine Rule from the seventh century onwards.
In late Medieval times life in the abbey significantly deviated from the Benedictine rule.
It followed the Benedictine rule.
He explained the Benedictine Rule to the participants, clarified doubts, and refuted errors of interpretation.
Earliest introduction of the Benedictine rule.
The Benedictine rule was slowly spreading across Western Europe, with encouragement from Rome.
These abbeys rapidly adopted the Benedictine Rule.

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The Benedictine Rule was introduced in the 12th century.
At the beginning of the thirteenth century, the monks of Iona adopted the Benedictine rule.
Overall, the regulation of the Benedictine Rule was a significant step.
His achievements included founding monasteries, church reform, and promoting the Benedictine rule.
Under the Benedictine rule was probably due to the influence of St. Alban's.
He was soon elected abbot, and initiated reforms including the introduction of the Benedictine rule.
It 's based on the Benedictine Rule.
Located in Cerisy-la-Forêt ( near Saint-Lô in the Channel ), it was governed by the Benedictine rule.
Familiarity with the Word, which the Benedictine Rule guarantees by.
Wilfrid, a Benedictine consecrated Archbishop of York ( in 664 ), was particularly skilled in promoting the Benedictine Rule.
After a time, they decided to follow the Benedictine Rule of Monte Casino.
Wrote Regularis Concordia, a monastic decree based on the Benedictine Rule.
After the death of Gerberga, Adelaide introduced the stricter Benedictine rule.
The rule of Chrodegang was, in fact, a modification of the Benedictine rule.
There is no mention, at the moment, of the Benedictine Rule.
In around 1024 it became monastery of men again and adopted the Benedictine rule.

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