Linked from

The 23 pages that link to Rule of Saint Benedict, each with the reason it gives.

• Christian monasticismBroader topic: Its practical balance of prayer, work, and communal discipline shaped Western monasticism.

• HospitalityRelated: It directs monasteries to receive guests as Christ, making welcome a religious practice.

• Lectio DivinaRelated: Its monastic vision situates sacred reading within an ordered life of prayer.

• Benedict of NursiaBroader topic: Benedict’s enduring work sets out the way of life associated with his name.

• Bernard of ClairvauxNarrower topic: Bernard's reform sought stricter observance of this rule rather than a new monastic rule.

• Cluniac ReformsNarrower topic: Cluniac monks organized their lives around its discipline and liturgical schedule.

• Desert FathersRelated: Benedict’s rule adapted earlier ascetic ideals for stable communal monasteries.

• Liturgy of the HoursRelated: Its ordered offices strongly shaped Western monastic observance of the daily prayer cycle.

• CassiodorusCompared with: It prescribes monastic practice more directly than Cassiodorus’s educational program does.

• Contemplative prayerRelated: Its ordered cycle of worship and silence provided a setting for contemplative practice.

• PachomiusCompared with: It offers a later, distinct rule-based expression of communal monastic organization.

• AbbotRelated: It describes the abbot’s duties and the obedience expected within many Western monasteries.

• Benedictine monasticismBroader topic: It is the text that gives Benedictine communities their distinctive framework.

• Religious orderBroader topic: It is among the most influential written rules adopted by religious orders.

• CisterciansNarrower topic: Cistercian reform sought a stricter observance of this foundational rule.

• Early Middle AgesRelated: Benedictine monasteries preserved religious learning and organized monastic life across western Europe.

• Military ordersRelated: Benedictine practices influenced how some military orders organized daily religious life.

• Monte CassinoRelated: Benedict composed the rule for the monastic community he established here.

• BenedictinesBroader topic: It is the foundational text Benedictine communities follow.

• AbbeyRelated: Many Western abbeys organized their routines and discipline around this rule.

• SugerRelated: It provided the religious framework for the Benedictine community Suger governed.

• Peter DamianRelated: Its discipline informed the ascetic standard Damian urged monasteries to uphold.

• Abbé PrévostBroader topic: Its discipline and religious framework shaped the order Prévost entered.