Who was most responsible for reforming the monasteries in England during the 10th century? a. St. Peter Damian b. St. Odilo c. St. Dunstan d. St. Thomas Becket e. St. Anselm

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Who was most responsible for reforming the monasteries in England during the 10th century?

a. St. Peter Damian
b. St. Odilo
c. St. Dunstan
d. St. Thomas Becket
e. St. Anselm

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The answer is Emy explanation is because it is lol hope it works

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Answer:

It was St. Dunstan

Step-by-step explanation:

He was the Archbishop of Canterbury and he reformed the monasteries.

Subhanshu answered Feb 13, 2023

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