Definition of Coenobitic. Meaning of Coenobitic. Synonyms of Coenobitic

- Cenobitic (or coenobitic) monasticism is a monastic tradition that stresses community life. Often in the West the community belongs to a religious order...
- predominantly ethnic Gr****; however, two sketes are Romanian. They are the coenobitic "Skētē Timiou Prodromou" (under Megistis Lavras Monastery) and the idiorrhythmic...
- flanks of early Syrian churches. Walter Horn suggests that the earliest coenobitic communities, which were established in Egypt by Saint Pachomius c. AD...
- types of early monastic orders, along with the eremitic, lavritic and coenobitic, that became po****r during the early formation of the Christian Church...
- from the 9th century on, following the example of the majority of the coenobitic monasteries then extant in the Marca Hispanica. This became the norm for...
- depicted the apathetic restlessness of acedia, "the noonday demon", in the coenobitic monk: He looks about anxiously this way and that, and sighs that none...
- C****iodorus' Vivarium "monastery school" was composed of two main buildings: a coenobitic monastery and a retreat, for those who desired a more solitary life. Both...
- only have the name for historical reasons and follow a more centralized coenobitic regimen. Patrich, Joseph (2011). Studies in the Archaeology and History...
- rank in the hierarchical order of the twenty Athonite monasteries. It is coenobitic (i.e., it is a communal monastic life). It also contains four sketes....
- the early 20th century, the Venetian congregation, which was entirely coenobitic, was felt by Rome to be too few in numbers for continued existence, and...