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Le monastère des bénédictines à Couvrechef, Caen (Calvados) [PDF]
In Situ, 2009 The monastery of the Benedictines in Caen (north area of « Couvrechef ») represents an important event in the monastic architecture of the reconstruction in France after the Second world war. The simplicity, even the austerity of its architectural lines,
Alain Nafilyan
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Pierre Kirchner, Mort et renaissances d’un ordre. Les Bénédictines en France de 1790 à 1837
Chrétiens et Sociétés, 2000 Jury : MM. les professeurs Gérard Cholvy (Montpellier 3) président, Bernard Delpal (Saint‑Etienne), Jean‑Pierre Gutton (Lyon 2), Claude Langlois (École Pratique des Hautes Études) et Etienne Fouilloux (Lyon 2) Dans la salle Marc Bloch de l’Université ...
Valentine Favel - Kapoïan
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Distant Reading Through Ontologies: The Case Study of Catania’s Benedictines Monastery
JLIS.it, 2017 In this contribution, we developed a Linked Open Dataset, more specifically an OWL ontology, about the history of the renovation of the Catania’s Benedictines Monastery by the architect Giancarlo De Carlo.
Claudia Cantale +3 more
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Between mysticism and industry: Breuer, the Benedictines and a binder [PDF]
Journal of Art Historiography, 2022 In much of the recent literature covering the interaction between religion and aesthetic modernity, modern ‘sacred’ architecture has been understood as an initiative to safeguard an autonomous, separate notion of ‘sacred space’ against the reifying ...
Samuel O’Connor Perks
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The Benedictine Culture of Medieval Iceland
Religions, 2023 The monastic tradition of St Benedict of Nursia inspired and influenced Iceland’s medieval monasteries. Four communities, two each of men and women, which were identified in contemporary records as ‘under the rule of Saint Benedict’, endured for four ...
James G. Clark
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Mystical handbooks of the late middle ages
Acta Theologica, 2022 Mystical handbooks, or how-do-it books describing the path to union with God, was a genre that arose in Western Europe in the 12th century and lasted into the Early Modern period. These works, though rarely original, have often been overlooked, but they
B. McGinn
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Tabularia, 2021 The analysis of the content of the first codicological unit of the manuscript Paris, BnF, lat. 8070 allows us to study how Juvenal was read at Mont Saint-Michel shortly after the arrival of the Benedictines around the year 1000.
Frédéric Duplessis
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The contribution of religious priests to the development of liturgical worship of Sacred Heart
Ruch Biblijny i Liturgiczny, 2010 Contribution by many religious priests (Benedictines, Cistercians, Dominicans, Franciscans and Jesuits) to the devotion of Sacred Heart has improved its theological roots.
Włodzimierz Mocydlarz
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Lehahayer, 2022 THE HANDWRITTEN PRAYER BOOK OF THE BENEDICTINE NUN ANTONINA GRZEGORZOWICZÓWNA FROM 1757 The collections of the library of the Armenian patriarchate in Jerusalem (St. Toros Manuscript Library) include a valuable souvenir of the cultural heritage of the
Andrzej A. Zięba
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Österreichische Zeitschrift für Geschichtswissenschaften, 2013 Intending to combine missionary activity and monastic monkhood, in 1884 the Missionary Benedictines of St. Ottilien were founded. From Bavaria the Congregation tried to take Christianity into the world, beginning in colonial „German East Africa“ (present-
Christine Egger
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