DUTCHMAN the monastery was all one, it was just a huge complex, I stayed there for a week in Feb 1947 at the foot of mount Carmel. (I would like you to look it up on Google) to give you the size,-- the Coventry Monastery was a replica, but without the wall the church was built in Richard III's time. The 13 white friars arrived still wearing their white gown with red cross, that represented Christ's bloodshed for the good of mankind. The Templars founded in 1119 at the First Crusade only lasted two years before King Philip of France wanted some of their wealth and was jealous, so he got the Pope to back him, they arrested tortured and burnt alive the Templars, So they fled and changed their costume to a grey cowl ---- 13 landing up in COV. The Coventry Church was destroyed April 1941 bar the steeple. [Midland Daily Telegraph book of the Blitz]
The 18th century everything had been forgotten of the past, the John Hales house, the manor house, the Castle, -- Whitefriars, the Templars, the walls and gates had been gone over two thousand years except to historians.
But the Coventry Friars did put on the Corpus Christi Plays and pageants, 16th century, One of the young actors, said to be William Shakespeare learnt how to act, read lines, at those shows.