Order of Monte Vergine

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The Order of Monte Vergine is a Roman Catholic monastic order that grew from the 12th-century Benedictine-inspired community established at Montevergine in southern Italy.

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Order of Monte Vergine canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic religious order
monastic order
belongsTo Latin Church
countryOfOrigin Italy
developedFrom hermit community at Montevergine
followsTraditionOf Benedictine monasticism
foundedAt Montevergine
foundedBy William of Vercelli
foundedInApproximateYear c. 1119
foundedInCentury 12th century
governedFrom Abbey of Montevergine
hasAbbreviation O.S.B.M.V.
hasCanonicalStatus of pontifical right
hasClergyType monks
priests
hasHeadTitle Abbot
hasHistoricalLanguage Italian
Latin
hasLatinName Ordo Montis Virginis
hasLiturgicalFocus Divine Office
Eucharist
hasMonasticRule Rule of Saint Benedict
hasMotherHouse Abbey of Montevergine
hasPatron Blessed Virgin Mary of Montevergine
hasPrimaryActivity hospitality to pilgrims
monastic prayer
pastoral ministry at the shrine
hasPrimaryCharism Marian devotion
liturgical prayer
monastic life
inspiredBy Order of Saint Benedict
linked to: Benedictines
isApostolicCongregation false
isClericalOrder true
isContemplativeOrder true
isMendicantOrder false
isMilitaryOrder false
isPartOf Catholic monastic orders
locatedInEcclesiasticalJurisdiction Archdiocese of Benevento
mainShrine Sanctuary of Montevergine
regionOfOrigin southern Italy
linked to: Southern Italy
religiousAffiliation Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
typeOfSpirituality Benedictine spirituality
venerates Blessed Virgin Mary
linked to: Virgin Mary

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Saint William of Montevergine founderOf Order of Monte Vergine