MONESTIR :

Which are the most important monasteries?

In this link there are the most important monasteries in Catalonia:
https://www.monestirs.cat/monst/calveu.htm

Why the monasteries where so popular and important in the the middle age:

There were much importants becouse the culture of the time medieval turned about the monestirs,since of the monestirs rurals they created th culture.

Who ran the Monastery:
The person who run the community of the monestirs, that ther where the abats and the abadesses. There where monestirs male and female.

What was the cloister?
The claustre have got an important function inside the monestirs, dispite her rooms they pass out since the claustre. Nevertheless is where the light enter and the air renovates, is the place where the water is collected and stored, it is the space too of the monastery that symbolizes life and paradise.

What did the monks do?
Abbot: He is the father of the community. Prior: He is the right hand of the abbot
Treasurer: He take the accounts of the abbey.
Cillerer: He is the responsibol for intendance.
Sacristan: He is the one that orders the ecclesiastical activities. Hosteler: He is the assistant of the siller. Goalkeeper: He keeps the entrance to the abbey. Infermer: It takes care of the patients.

Which parts have a monastery:

Library: It is a building or room containing collections of books

Church: Is the site here the people pray more than once a day,

Refectory: it is the dining room. Cloister: it is a central garden covered by its sides where monks went and meditated, Capitular room: it is a salt where the monks met. Hospedería: Is where the pilgrims sleep there.

Kitchen: a room or area where food is prepared and cooked. Winery: an establishment where wine is made.

Bedrooms: in most monasteries, all the monks slept together in a large room.

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What is a monastery? The monestir is a place where on the the middle ages, The Bible there was studied and read. Religious people lived in the monestir. They usually spoke in Latin and normally they were silent.