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Old Mellifont Abbey was the first Cistercian abbey in Ireland, known to the Cistercians in Ireland as the ‘Mother House’, a base from which the Cistercian community expanded, adding more and more institutions (known as ‘daughter houses’) across Ireland. The name Mellifont comes from the Latin, Fons Mellis meaning ‘Fount of Honey’. Find out more on our website! Link in our bio! @visitlouthie @irelandsancienteast | Discover Boyne Valley

Beaulieu Abbey! Founded in 1203/4 by the Cistercian Order, on land gifted by King John. Local legend tells us that King John gifted the land to the monks after a nightmarish dream that he was beaten by a group of Cistercians and woke up still feeling the bruises…more on that and where truth meets legend another time! For now…figures, smells, sights have all been reported here. It’s allegedly one of the most haunted sites in The New Forest…and it’s one of my favourite to visit! Thanks @beaulieu_u

Monk Mindset on Instagram: "The Cistercian Order Which religious order should we do next? Leave a comment below! Follow @monkmindsets for more. Thank you to @cistercian_abbey for some of the photos used in this video. #cistercian #monks #catholic #stbernardofclairvaux #cistercianabbey"

all about byzantine/Eastern Roman history ☦🏛☧ on Instagram: "The cistern of the Pantokrator Monastery (now Molla Zeyrek Mosque) in Constantinople, today's Istanbul, is an impressive testament to Byzantine urban and monastic infrastructure. It belonged to the monumental Pantokrator Monastery, which was built in the 12th century under Emperor Ioannes II Komnenos and his wife Irene of Hungary. This monastery was one of the most important religious, social and cultural centres of the late Byzantine