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The 20 pages that link to Benedict of Nursia, each with the reason it gives.

• MonasticismRelated: His rule became a major foundation for Western Christian monastic communities.

• Lectio DivinaRelated: The Rule made sacred reading a regular part of monastic discipline.

• Rule of Saint BenedictRelated: The Rule bears his name and presents his guidance for monastic communities.

• Liturgy of the HoursRelated: His rule gave a durable framework for praying the psalms throughout the day.

• MonasteryRelated: His rule became a major framework for Western European monasteries.

• Spiritual directionRelated: The Benedictine tradition preserved practices of communal guidance and spiritual formation.

• PachomiusRelated: The Pachomian tradition helped establish precedents for rule-governed communal monasticism.

• Pope Gregory IRelated: Gregory’s Dialogues helped spread the story of Benedict and his monastic ideals.

• AbbotRelated: His rule became a major source for the duties and authority associated with abbots.

• Benedictine monasticismRelated: His name and attributed Rule define the tradition’s founding reference point.

• Benedictine RuleRelated: Tradition attributes the Rule to Benedict and connects it with his monastic leadership.

• Religious orderRelated: His rule became the foundation for Benedictine communal life.

• Monte CassinoRelated: He founded the monastery around 529 and established its first community.

• AbbeyRelated: His rule became a foundation for many medieval abbeys.

• AbruzzoRelated: The Benedictine abbey of Montecassino grew from a monastic tradition rooted in central Italy, including Abruzzo.

• Gerard SassoRelated: The Benedictine tradition influenced the religious framework of Gerard’s community.