Benedictines

St. Paul outside the Walls

San Niccol? l'Arena in Catania

Melk and Gottweig

Abbey of Reichenau

Benedictine Abbey

The town has 3 Benedictine monasteries

The local Benedictine monasteries started the vineyards here

Portovenere is an important cultural centre. Among the remains to be found there are those of a .. a Benedictine monastic establishment with a fine proto-Romanesque church (AB ev)

St Augustine's Abbey was a Benedictine abbey

The Fountains Abbey was founded in 1132 by thirteen Benedictine monks (wiki)

"Durham Cathedral was founded as a Benedictine Foundation and remained as such until the Reformation."
See www.durhamworldheritagesite.com

Benedictine Abbey

Monastery and Church of San Martiño Pinario & Monastery and Church of San Paio de Antealtares are former Benedictine monasteries
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St.-Johannis-Kloster

Monastery at Bellosguardo, Grotta dell'Angelo

"In the City of Bath, the Abbey of Saints Peter and Paul occupies a central position adjacent to the King's Spring and occupies a site of a Roman temple, a Norman Cathedral and Benedictine monastery." "The baths were managed (...) for 800 years by a Benedictine monastery". (Great Spas of Europe Nomination File, p. 63, 438)

"It is dominated by the.. convents of the Franciscans, Carmelites and Benedictines" (OUV)

Santo Spirito was passed to the Benedictines in 1440. They were the first to build a library. After, the site was ceded to the Dominicans.
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The Church of San Vitale was, at one time, part of a Benedictine monastery. (AB Ev)

"Hautvillers Abbey (...) is a former Benedictine monastery (...). One of its monks, Dom Pérignon, contributed to the development of sparkling wine in the Champagne region." (Nomination file, p. 248)
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"The Béguinage of Brugge is the only community to have retained its religious vocation, having been run since 1927 by Benedictine nuns who wear the habit of the Beguines and who uphold in part, though within a recognized and stricter order, the ideals of their predecessors, combining spirituality, charity, and hospitality (for which a charge is made)." (AB Ev)

It was founded as a Benedictine Abbey

St. Mary Convent

St. Michael was a Benedictine abbey church

A Benedictine Monastery was founded on the island of Lokrum in 1063. They stayed until 1798. The ruins remain.
See www.r-l-p.co.uk

Nonnebakken: "In the 12th century CE a Benedictine convent was created on the site." (AB Ev)

Sant'Antimo Abbey was originally a Benedictine monastery. (Nomination file, p. 86)
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Basilica di Santo Stefano

Church of Santa Lucìa alla Badìa: a "church and monastery at the site, attached to a female Benedictine monastery was present by the mid-15th century (...) The monastery and church were destroyed by the 1693 Sicily Earthquake."
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The Benedictine Abbey of St Peter and The Nonnberg Benedictine Nunnery

Built the Monolithic Church

Church of Saint-Pierre at Moissac was a Benedictine abbey until 1626 - Grande-Sauve Abbey is a former Benedictine abbey - Royal abbey Saint-Jean-Baptiste in Saint-Jean-d'Angély (Nomination file)
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Goslar: Neuwerkkirche in Goslar from 1199 until the reformation

Brescia: "In 753 A.C. Desiderius and his wife Ansa began building a Benedictine nuns' convent, called San Salvatore, and entrusting its direction to their daughter Anselperga, who thus became the nunnery's first Abbess." (Nomination file, p. 123)

"In the City of Bath, the Abbey of Saints Peter and Paul occupies a central position adjacent to the King's Spring and occupies a site of a Roman temple, a Norman Cathedral and Benedictine monastery." "The baths were managed (...) for 800 years by a Benedictine monastery". (Nomination File, p. 63, 438)

Badia Fiorentina

Pomposa Abbey

"Although Roman ruins at Mautern were already known in the 11th century, the archaeological explorations were pursued only from the 19th century onwards, whereby especially the priests of the nearby Benedictine monastery of Göttweig made significant contributions." (Nomination file, p. 114)

Monastery is Benedictine

"The old Altmünster Benedictine abbey was destroyed in 1542 so that the Benedictine monks built a new abbey in the suburb of the Grund. The Neumünster Abbey consisted of a church and four wings enclosing an inner courtyard. At the end of the 18th century, (...) the abbey was altered so as to house a military hospital which functioned until 1867."
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The belfry of Gembloux was originally part of the former church of the Benedictine Abbey of Gembloux. (Nomination file, p. 7)
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the Benedictine abbey of Saint Peter (San Pietro) (AB Ev) – San Pietro was built by the Benedictines in the tenth century, the building was remodelled several times until the definitive reconstruction which dates back to the thirteenth century, with characteristic signs of the Benedictine Order.
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The monastery was settled by Benedictines from the Gorze monastery near Metz. (wiki)