Regularis Concordia as normative text

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Regularis Concordia as normative text is a 10th-century English monastic rule that standardized Benedictine liturgy, discipline, and communal life across reformed monasteries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 10th-century text
Benedictine customary
liturgical norm
monastic rule
aimsTo standardize Benedictine liturgy
standardize communal life
standardize monastic discipline
appliesTo English Benedictine monasteries
reformed monasteries in 10th-century England
appliesToAspect communal discipline
daily timetable of monks
hierarchy and obedience
liturgical observance
appliesToDenomination Benedictine order NERFINISHED
appliesToReligion Christianity NERFINISHED
basedOn Rule of Saint Benedict NERFINISHED
circulatedIn late 10th-century England
countryOfOrigin England
describedAs key document of the English Benedictine Reform
follows Rule of Saint Benedict NERFINISHED
genre monastic rule
normative text
hasInfluenceOn standardization of English monastic life
hasPart instructions for monastic ceremonies
regulations on monastic observance
regulations on the Divine Office
regulations on the Mass
historicalContext English Benedictine Reform
inception c. 970
influenced later English monastic customaries
language Latin
mainSubject Benedictine monasticism
communal life
liturgy
monastic discipline
placeOfPublication England NERFINISHED
prescribes common disciplinary norms
forms of communal worship
procedures for monastic rituals
uniform liturgical practice
regulates conduct of monks
liturgical roles of monks
observance of feasts and fasts
organization of the monastic community
timePeriod 10th century
typeOfNormativity communal norm
disciplinary norm
liturgical norm
usedAs normative standard for English monasteries

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Benedictine Reform uses Regularis Concordia as normative text