Monastery

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A place where monks or nuns live and work

Real World Example

A monastery was a community where monks or nuns dedicated their lives to religious devotion, learning, and work. During Europe's Transition period, monasteries were important centers for education, preserving knowledge through handwritten books, and providing help to the needy. They represented places of stability, faith, and learning in uncertain times, symbolizing dedication to spiritual and communal life. Today, the values of community, education, and service from monasteries still influence people, seen in how many schools and hospitals are inspired by these principles. For example, modern community centers often focus on bringing people together for learning and support, reflecting the monastery's role in historical society.

Practice Version

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