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How did monks hope to reform monastic life in the 12th century? They wanted to make monastic life attractive to young recruits. They wanted to return monks to a life of order and discipline. They wanted to bring monasteries more in tune with social values. They wanted to increase the earnings of monasteries and convents.
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