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local people give food for the
monks to eat,
though the
monks are not
permitted to
positively ask for anything. The
monks live in monasteries, and have...
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office is
based in London,
United Kingdom.
Monks was
founded in the
Netherlands in
January 2001 as Media.
Monks by
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Trappists of
Monk's Mound" —
Illinois Catholic Historical Review, 8:106‑136 (1925)
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founded with 12
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abbot from L'Aumône Abbey, in the
South of France. By 1187
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- the
black monks of the
priories attached to them.
Monasteries served as
hospitals and
places of
refuge for the weak and homeless. The
monks studied the...
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monks,
living alone in the wilderness, they
started to come
together and
model themselves after the
original monks nearby. Quickly, the
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Monks is the
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