The Monk in Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales" does not follow the strict rules of his order. He is described as being extravagant, enjoying hunting and luxurious living rather than adhering to a life of poverty and humility as expected by his monastic order.
Some types of monks include Benedictine monks, Franciscan monks, and Trappist monks. Each type of monk belongs to a different religious order with its own set of customs, practices, and rules.
Monks generally hold the Benedictine Rule in high regard for its emphasis on community living, prayer, and manual labor. The Mauritian Rule, while less well-known, also focuses on discipline and spiritual growth. Monks adhere to these rules as a way of structuring their lives and deepening their relationship with God.
Monks followed strict rules because the rules were intended to help them live as good Christians.
I think Basilian and Benedictine rules were put in place for monks to follow the rules
The Monk in Canterbury Tales largely ignored the rules of his order.
he loves her dearly . he wishes to marry her one day but cant because of the rules of the monestary .
Yes. There are 220 basic rules in the Patimokkha. There are another eight hundred or so lesser rules in the Vinaya.Having said that, many monks do not follow all of the rules.
Benedict and Scholastica contributed to the organization of the catholic church by, establishing practial but strict rules by wuich monks, or nuns should live. Eventually, theese rules came to govern almost every order of monks and nuns in Europe
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The cyclops didn't like following rules. They liked to make up their own rules. They weren't scared of the law; they just didn't want to live by it. Besides, Cyclops in mythology represented the tops of volcanoes.
Because the rules were intended to help them live as good Christians