Monasticism

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As a historical and cultural phenomenon, monks have always been closely related to the frontier. Because the earliest monastery was thought to be built on the wilderness and the desert, it exists outside society and the residential world. As monitors pray for their patrons and patrons, the monastery community also exists on the borders of the earth and the spiritual world. However, in medieval Europe, the state-of-the-art nature of the monastery has its unique appearance in addition to the founding myth of the monastery wilderness. From the 12th century to the 13th century, expansion into Eastern Europe and Central Europe Latin Europe, the Iberian Peninsula, Scandinavia, and the Holy Land and Greece brought the possibility of expanding the network of monasteries and building new homes.

Literally, the new monasticism is a new definition of a new monasticism or monk life. Literally, this means that monasteries and monastic groups of Catholics, reformed Christians and non-religious people began to appear. These different groups of people have different reasons, but the general analysis is whether it is a quiet and peaceful life to focus on a more peaceful life, science, or maintain health I will try to find their spirituality. I want to approach the body of mind and sound, or the gods. These various groups gather for funds and help each other in ways that various religions and groups have not seen for a long time.

Not only the church but also the monastery is the center of life of Anglo-Saxon Christians. The entire Western monastery has developed from the desert father, but the British monastery faced a dilemma in the 7th century AD, but this dilemma cast doubt on the true expression of the Christian religion. The traditions of the two monasteries were Celtic and Rome, and they decided to adopt the Roman tradition. The monastery seems to explain all religious congregations except bishop.