Typical of the Cistercian Type of Monasticism Was

question 109

Multiple Choice

Typical of the Cistercian type of monasticism was

• A)devotion of most of their time to memorial masses for deceased members of aristocratic families.
• B)the popularization of the role of Mary, the mother of Jesus, as the Blessed Virgin.
• C)admission only of people who had chosen monastic life already as children.
• D)emphasis on Jesus Christ as an inaccessible but infinitely equitable judge of souls.
• E)none of these choices

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