Men's Abbey is a type of religious community where men live together under a specific set of rules, often following the teachings of a particular religious order. These communities are typically centered around prayer, work, and communal living, with members dedicating their lives to spiritual growth and service. Many Men's Abbeys are associated with the Benedictine or Cistercian orders, which emphasize a balance of prayer and labor. Residents often engage in various activities, such as farming, education, or hospitality, contributing to both their community and the wider society while fostering a deep sense of faith and brotherhood.