Difference between Monks and Monastic

MONKS vs MONASTIC: NOUN

Plural form of monk.
United States jazz pianist who was one of the founders of the bebop style (1917-1982)
A male religious living in a cloister and devoting himself to contemplation and prayer and work

A male religious living in a cloister and devoting himself to contemplation and prayer and work
A monk; a religious recluse.
A person with monastic ways, e.g. monks.
A monk.

Resembling life in a monastery in style, structure, or manner, especially.
Secluded and contemplative.
Strictly disciplined or regimented.
Self-abnegating; austere.
Of communal life sequestered from the world under religious vows
Of or pertaining to monasteries, or to their occupants, rules, etc., .
Secluded from temporal concerns and devoted to religion; recluse.
Of or relating to monasteries or monks.
Of, relating to, or characteristic of a monastery. Used often of monks and nuns.

A monk consecrated bishop, resident in a monastery, and exercising his office in confirmations, ordinations, etc., but without jurisdiction.
An abbot who was also a bishop; or
An epithet noting a style of book-decoration in which medieval forms of compact ornament are strongly stamped on the sides or back of the book without any use of gold-leaf.
Adapted to or suitable for monks or nuns; of ascetic character or use: as, monastic buildings or architecture; monastic seclusion.
Pertaining to or characteristic of monks or nuns; ascetic: as, monastic life, vows, or practices.

Ascetics, Pagodas, Monkhood, Abbot, Lamas, Moines, Monasteries, Bonzes, Brothers, Novices, Religious, Clergy, Priests, Nuns, Monastic

Ecclesiastical, Monkish, Buddhist, Carmelite, Priestly, Ascetic, Carthusian, Cistercian, Monastery, Monastical, Cloistral, Unworldly, Conventual, Cloistered, Monk

Cistercians, Friars, Carthusian, Trappists, Oblates, Lamasery, Ascetics, Pagodas, Abbot, Lamas, Religious, Clergy, Priests, Nuns, Monastic

Ecclesiastical, Monkish, Buddhist, Carmelite, Priestly, Ascetic, Carthusian, Cistercian, Monastery, Monastical, Cloistral, Unworldly, Conventual, Cloistered, Monk

The monks were angry because after they refused a request to greet visiting Chinese officials, Chinese police dressed as monks and did so.
If it is a monastery that trains monks, senior monks will serve as meditation teachers, scripture teachers, and so forth.
The Scholastics then came up with an elaborate narrative in which monks were accompanied to their dormitories by demons, disguised as monks.
Eastern Rite monks are celibate, and their bishops are chosen mainly from among monks.
The diet of island monks, however, differed somewhat from that of mainland monks.
Younger monks were directed to teach novices and children destined to become monks.
Carthusian monks rarely came together to pray, they, like other sorts of monks, wanted clear guidance for their chants.
It brought together large numbers of Catholic nuns and monks with Buddhist monks for interfaith dialogue.
These are the monks that grow Monks Blend coffee you see featured in products sometimes.
The podcast of monks, by monks, and for monks in the World of Warcraft.

It is a basic note of monastic spirituality.
Article discussing the Monastic community and its values.
The next is a Dharma name, given when a person, lay or monastic, takes additional vows or when one is ordained as a monastic.
The Benedictine Rule, or code of monastic laws laid down by Saint Benedict, was the framework for the Benedictine style of monastic life.
List of monastic houses in Scotland is a catalogue of the abbeys, priories, friaries and other monastic religious houses of Scotland.
There are four communities of men that follow a monastic rule and eleven for celibate priests and laity without a definite monastic order.
The pattern at the imperial level was altered by the loss of monastic power and influence coupled with increased state control in monastic affairs.
The Monastic Guest Program is as close as you can get to living an authentic monastic life without pursuing a possible vocation.
Monastic mission: the monastic tradition as source for unity and renewal today, in Ecumenical Review.
Thematic issue: monastic houses and monastic life in medieval Norway; incl.