The English monastic reformer and medieval abbot St. Stephen Harding (died 1134) helped to found the reformed Benedictine monastery of Cîteaux, France. The spirit and organization of the Cistercians, which date from his abbacy, reflect St....

(d. 1134). Born in England, Stephen entered the Benedictine abbey of Molesme and was one of the monks who accompanied Robert of Molesme when he left to found the new monastery of Cîteaux and thus set in motion the reform movement that produced the...

Saint Stephen Harding (died March 28, 1134), is a Christian saint and monastic abbot, one of the founders of the Cistercian Order. Stephen Harding was born in Dorset, England. He was a speaker of English, Norman French, and Latin. He was placed in the...

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Byline: Edward Lapham Some guys just know how to stir up the, uh, dust. In what was probably his first significant speech since leaving General Motors and becoming president of the investment firm Centerbridge Industrial Partners, Stephen Girsky touched off a...