Benedict of Nursia

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Veneration

Scholastica Pope Paul VI Pope John Paul II Patron Cyril and Methodius

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Overview

Latin Italian Monk Order of Saint Benedict Catholic Church

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Early life

Roman Nursia Norcia Umbria Enfide

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Saint Benedict Medal

Devotional medal Christogram Vade Retro Satana Metten Abbey Pope Benedict XIV

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Attributes: Bell · Book inscribed Ora et labora · Broken cup and serpent representing poison · Broken utensil · Bush
Born: (480-03-02)2 March 480 Nursia, Italy
Canonized: 1220, Rome, Papal States by Pope Honorius III
Died: 21 March 547(547-03-21) (aged 67) Mons Casinus, Eastern Roman Empire
Feast: 11 July (General Roman Calendar, Lutheran Churches, Anglican Communion) 14 March (Eastern Orthodox Church, Byzantine Catholic Church) 21 March (pre-1970 General Roman Calendar)
Major shrine: Montecassino Abbey, with his burial Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire, near Orléans, France Sacro Speco, at Subiaco, Italy

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Latin Latin language
Italian Italian language
Monk
Order of Saint Benedict
Catholic Church
Eastern Orthodox Church
Lutheran Churches Lutheran Church
Anglican Communion
Old Catholic Churches Old Catholic Church
Paul VI
Patron saint of Europe Patron saints of Europe
Subiaco Subiaco, Lazio
Monte Cassino
Central Italy
"order" Religious order
Congregations Congregation (group of houses)
Rule of Saint Benedict
Rules Decree (canon law)
John Cassian
Rule of the Master
Middle Ages
Monastic rule
Christendom
Western Christian monasticism Christian monasticism

Hagiography

Early life

Gallery

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Gardner, Edmund G. Edmund Garratt Gardner
ISBN ISBN (identifier)

The Rule

Project Gutenberg

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related to Publications · 37

Benedict of Nursia → And Many More, April, Archived, Benedict, Book, Canterbury Press, Cross, Dialogues, Great, Gregory, Guéranger, Helveticat, Internet ArchiveWorks, Its Origin, LibriVox, Life, Marett-Crosby, Meaning, Miracles, Monks

Patronage · 31

Benedict of Nursia → Against curses, Against poison, Agricultural workers, Cassino, Italy, Cavers, Civil engineers, Coppersmiths, Dying people, Erysipelas, Europe, Farmers, Fever, Gall stones, Heerdt, Germany, Heraldry and Officers of arms, Inflammatory diseases, International Union of Guides and Scouts of Europe, Italian architects, Kidney disease, Monks

Attributes · 11

Benedict of Nursia → Bell, Benedict's rule, Benedictine cowl, Book inscribed Ora et labora, Broken cup and serpent representing poison, Broken utensil, bundle of sticks, Bush, Crosier, Raven, rod of discipline

Venerated in · 4

Benedict of Nursia → Anglican Communion, Catholic Church, Eastern Orthodox Church, Lutheranism

Born · 1

Benedict of Nursia → (480-03-02)2 March 480 Nursia, Italy

Canonized · 1

Benedict of Nursia → 1220, Rome, Papal States by Pope Honorius III

Died · 1

Benedict of Nursia → 21 March 547(547-03-21) (aged 67) Mons Casinus, Eastern Roman Empire

Feast · 1

Benedict of Nursia → 11 July (General Roman Calendar, Lutheran Churches, Anglican Communion) 14 March (Eastern Orthodox Church, Byzantine Catholic Church) 21 March (pre-1970 General Roman Calendar)

Major shrine · 1

Benedict of Nursia → Montecassino Abbey, with his burial Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire, near Orléans, France Sacro Speco, at Subiaco, Italy

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benedict saint rule subiaco st monks benedict's pope march europe gregory cross patron life medal 21 roman nursia norcia cassino

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Benedict of Nursia	Attributes	Book inscribed Ora et labora	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Attributes	Broken cup and serpent representing poison	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Attributes	Broken utensil	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Attributes	Bush	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Attributes	Crosier	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Attributes	Benedictine cowl	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Attributes	Benedict's rule	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Attributes	rod of discipline	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Attributes	Raven	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Attributes	bundle of sticks	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Born	(480-03-02)2 March 480 Nursia, Italy	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Canonized	1220, Rome, Papal States by Pope Honorius III	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Died	21 March 547(547-03-21) (aged 67) Mons Casinus, Eastern Roman Empire	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Feast	11 July (General Roman Calendar, Lutheran Churches, Anglican Communion) 14 March (Eastern Orthodox Church, Byzantine Catholic Church) 21 March (pre-1970 General Roman Calendar)	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Major shrine	Montecassino Abbey, with his burial Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire, near Orléans, France Sacro Speco, at Subiaco, Italy	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Patronage	Against poison	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Patronage	Against curses	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Patronage	Agricultural workers	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Patronage	Cassino, Italy	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Patronage	Cavers	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Patronage	Civil engineers	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Patronage	Coppersmiths	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Patronage	Dying people	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Patronage	Erysipelas	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Patronage	Europe	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Patronage	Farmers	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Patronage	Fever	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Patronage	Gall stones	1.00	infobox
Benedict of Nursia	Patronage	Heerdt, Germany	1.00	infobox

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