Benedictine (2622 bytes)
1: ...m|monastic]] [[Order (religious)|orders]], the '''Benedictine Order''' traces its origins to the adoption of th...
5: The motto of the Benedictine Order is: ''pax,'' or "peace." Benedict, as lead...
7: ...s mother worked as well as male monasticism. Many Benedictines, both male and female, have been leaders in mode...
18: ==Benedictine monks in fiction==
19: Perhaps the most famous Benedictine monk in all fictiondom is [[Brother Cadfael]], a ...

Benedictine College (771 bytes)
1: ...[catholic]], [[residential]], [[liberal arts]], [[Benedictine]] college and is located on [[bluff]]s overlookin...
10: http://www.benedictine.edu/

B and B (655 bytes)
5: ...nedictine]]. The brandy is floated on top of the Benedictine in a [[cordial glass]] without mixing.
7: ...enedictine, produced and bottled by the makers of Benedictine liquer. Its alcohol content is 40% by weight. It ...

List of monasteries dissolved by Henry VIII of England (3046 bytes)
5: * [[Bath Abbey]] (Benedictine)
6: * [[Battle Abbey]] (Benedictine)
10: * [[Boxgrove Priory]] (Benedictine)
15: * [[St. Augustine's Abbey, Canterbury]] (Benedictine)
20: * [[Colchester|Colchester Abbey]] (Benedictine)

Lesmahagow (514 bytes)
3: The [[Priory]], founded by [[Benedictine|Benedictine monks]] in [[1144]], no longer stands.

Fécamp (494 bytes)
9: ...r]], based on [[brandy]], was first made by the [[Benedictine]] [[monastery]] of Fécamp.

Saint Vincent College (484 bytes)
1: ...ine Monk]]s of Saint Vincent Archabbey, the first Benedictine foundation in the [[United States]], founded in [...

Baxterwood Priory (859 bytes)
1: ...tine]] monks of [[Durham Cathedral]] and became a Benedictine Priory, its lands and vills being conferred on [[...

Wymondham Abbey (857 bytes)
3: ...church]] of Wymondham, but it started life as a [[Benedictine]] [[priory]].
5: ...y I of England|Henry I]] as a dependency of the [[Benedictine]] [[monastery]] at [[St Albans]], but became an [...

San Vicente de Oviedo (843 bytes)
1: ...ater transformed into a Monastery following the [[Benedictine Rule]], with twenty-six monks.
3: ...<!-- a cloister, which is a structure, cannot be "Benedictine", which is not the name of an architectural style...

Curzon Park Abbey (901 bytes)
1: [[Curzon Park Abbey]] began as an [[Anglican Benedictine]] foundation at [[Feltham, Middlesex]] on 24th Ju...
2: ...921]], the nuns were accepted as members of the [[Benedictine]] [[English Congregation]], thus inheriting a ven...

Worth, Crawley (874 bytes)
5: There is a [[Abbey#Benedictine abbeys|English Benedictine Monastery]] called Worth Abbey and a school calle...

Benedetto Castelli (1095 bytes)
1: ...]), took the name "Benedetto" upon entering the [[Benedictine Order]] in [[1595]].
3: ...rsity of Padua]] and later became an abbot at the Benedictine monastery in [[Monte Cassino]].
13: [[Category:Benedictines|Castelli, Benedetto]]

Scholastica (1118 bytes)
1: ...n]] and became an [[abbess]] in the [[Benedictine|Benedictine Order]].
11: [[Category:Saints]][[Category:Benedictines]]

Abbeys and priories in Wales (8480 bytes)
81: <td>[[Benedictine]], priory church in use as diocesan cathedral
121: <td>[[Benedictine]] from [[Sherborne Abbey|Sherborne]]
147: <td>[[Benedictine]] ''ante''1158-1536, converted into a mansion, op...
154: <td>[[celtic]] monastery later [[Benedictine]]
161: <td>[[Tironensian]] later [[Benedictine]]

Rolls Royce cocktail (272 bytes)
1: ...sweet [[vermouth]] and dry vermouth, and 1 tsp. [[Benedictine]], stirred with ice and strained into a cocktail ...

Guy Alexis Lobineau (238 bytes)
1: ...[[1666]] - [[1727]]) was a French historian and [[Benedictine]] [[monk]]. He is best known for his history of [...

Polesworth Abbey (265 bytes)
1: '''Polesworth Abbey''' is a [[Benedictine]] nunnery near [[Birmingham]], [[England]]. It wa...

Roman Hoffstetter (389 bytes)
1: ...[1815]]) was a [[classical music composer]] and [[Benedictine Monk]]. Some of his compositions, namely the six ...

Saint Sturm (390 bytes)
1: ...s disciple of [[St. Boniface]] and founder of the Benedictine monastery and abbey of [[Fulda]] in 742 or 744. ...

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