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In_Bo, 2021 The article presents the results of the study about the nature and multiple meanings of a sacred architecture, widely spread throughout the Venetian countryside: public oratory belonging to villa complexes. The study started from a very general question:
Giorgia Cestaro
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Sacred oratory and childhood ideal image
Folia Histórica del Nordeste, 2017 This article analyzes the pulpit as a public space where multiple messages were displayed, during the colonial and postcolonial periods. These messages were designed to instruct the faithful in the spiritual aspects –being such messages thus related to a
Karina Clissa
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Care and educational activity of the Salesians in Prague in years of People's Poland [PDF]
Studia z Teorii Wychowania, 2021 The Society of Saint Francis de Sales was founded by St. John Bosco. The guiding principle of the activities of the Salesians was to take care of abandoned and neglected youth.St. John Bosco (b. 1815, d.
Hanna Markiewicz
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Aproximación a la vida y obra de Manuel de Nájera (1603-1680)
Criticón, 2023 This article briefly analyzes the life of Manuel de Nájera, from his first steps in the Society of Jesus, to his promotion to the court and his appointment as royal preacher under the reign of Philip IV, always from a historical perspective and with an ...
Ángel María Vadillo Bonet
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Creating Sacred Spaces: The Power of Rap Music on the Religioius Consciousness [PDF]
Athens Journal of Humanities & Arts, 2019 Rap music is the sound and soul of the Hip Hop culture—a powerful social, musical, and political phenomenon of the late twentieth century. Born among the youth in the poor districts of New York, the genre has extensive roots: Puerto Rican, Latino, and ...
Barbara B. Pemberton
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Cauriensia, 2021 Resumen Si hablamos de Juan José de Austria, inevitablemente debemos relacionarlo con el predicador real que mayores elogios le tuvo siempre reservados.
Francisco José García Pérez
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Il Predicatore di Francesco Panigarola: un nuovo modello di eloquenza sacra per il seicento
Acta Neophilologica, 2012 The seventeenth century marks the advent of preaching, in both Italy and Europe, as a literary form. Francesco Panigarola (1548-1594) did certainly play a major role in this process thanks to his treatises on sacred oratory and years of preaching ...
Fabio Giunta
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Citare o non citare la Bibbia. Censura e autocensura nel Seicento italiano [PDF]
Parole Rubate, 2020 The Bible was a landmark text that determined not only the religious life, but also the imaginary, of Christian Europe in Early Modern Age. However, after the promulgation of the Clementine Index (1596), which banned translations of the Bible, quoting ...
Erminia Ardissino
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Animated Pulpits: On Performative Preaching in Seventeenth-Century Naples
Journal of Early Modern Studies, 2018 The article foregrounds a number of cases of performative preaching in Naples under Spanish rule with particular attention to the specific form of competition between preachers and professional actors.
Teresa Megale
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Criticón, 2010 In 1625, Paravicino preached in the Royal Chapel before Phillip IV, a funerary prayer to commemorate the fourth anniversary of the death of Phillip III. Shortly thereafter an anonymous critique of the sermon circulated in Madrid in a number of manuscript
Francis Cerdan
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