st benedict

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march 2, 480

where was he born

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march 21, 547

when did he die

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monte cassino

where did he die

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67

how old was he

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1220

when was he canonized

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pope honorius III

who canonized him

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july 11

when is his feast day

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a roman noble

son of

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st scholastica

twin brother of

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disappointed in the lifestyle

why did he leave rome

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enfide then subiaco where he received his habit

where did he leave

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monks from vivocaro

who begged him to be their abbot

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clash of viewpoints made them attempt to poison him

what did the monks do

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florentius

the envious priest

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  • poison with bread (raven took)

  • sent prostitutes

what did the envious priest do

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  • 12 monasteries

  • the great monastery at monte cassino at 530 AD

what did he establish

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  • family structure

  • organization of the monastic day

what is the rule of benedict

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  • St benedict holding holy rule in left hand, cross in right

  • raven on one side, cup on the other

  • “may we be strengthened by his presence in the hour of our death”

what is the front of the benedict medal

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cross

vertical: “may the holy cross be my light”

horizontal: “let not the dragon be my guide”

4 corners: “the cross of the holy father benedict”

top of cross: pax (peace) or ihs

margin: “begone satan, do not suggest to me thy vanities” and “evil are the things thou profferest, drink thou thine own poison”

what is the back of the medal

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  • rise of monasticism in the west

  • his rule was the foundational document for thousands of religious communities

  • the rule of st benedict is the most common and influential rule used by monesteries and monks to this day

legacies