The Benedictine Monks of the Middle Ages Were Known for Which

question 35

Multiple Choice

The Benedictine monks of the Middle Ages were known for which of the following?

• A)They left their monasteries to witness to the poor in foreign lands.
• B)They believed continual worship combined with manual and intellectual life was essential for a pious life.
• C)The Benedictines competed with the Jesuits for territory.
• D)They were skilled at wine making, through which they made large amounts of money.
• E)The Benedictines made and kept their vows of silence.

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