Benedicto de Norcia
Benedicto de Norcia, also known as Saint Benedict, was a Christian saint and the founder of the Benedictine monastic order, born around 480 AD in Nursia, Italy. He is best known for his Rule of Saint Benedict, a set of guidelines for monastic life that emphasizes community living, prayer, and work. His teachings have significantly influenced Western monasticism, and he is often regarded as the patron saint of Europe. His legacy continues to shape monastic practices to this day, with his feast day celebrated on July 11. The name 'Benedict' has been adopted by several popes, including Pope Benedict XVI, who cited Saint Benedict as a source of inspiration during his papacy.
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Benedicto de Norcia is honored as the patron of Europe and the West.
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