Linked from

The 9 pages that link to Abbot, each with the reason it gives.

• Christian monasticismRelated: An abbot leads the community and interprets its rule in daily life.

• Rule of Saint BenedictRelated: The Rule gives the abbot extensive responsibility for the community.

• Benedict of NursiaRelated: Benedict’s rule gives the abbot extensive authority while demanding responsible care.

• MonasteryRelated: An abbot commonly leads the community and oversees its discipline.

• Benedictine monasticismRelated: The Rule gives the abbot extensive responsibility for teaching and guiding the community.

• Benedictine RuleRelated: The Rule entrusts the community’s leadership and discipline to the abbot.

• Religious orderRelated: An abbot interprets the rule and directs communal life in many monastic houses.

• AbbeyRelated: The abbot leads the male community and holds authority over its abbey.

• SugerNarrower topic: Suger’s authority as abbot enabled him to direct Saint-Denis’s rebuilding.