Monastic and social life in the twelfth century, as exemplified in the chronicles of Jocelin of Brakelond from A.D. MCLXXIII to MCII.

Bound with His chronicle in the original Latin entitled: Chronica Jocelini de Brakelonda.

Flores de penitencia /

Mode of access: Internet.

Discours ascétique /

Includes bibliographical references (p. [7]-9) and indexes.

Conférences /

Includes bibliographical references.

Regola data da Sant'Agostino alle monache.

Acquisition made accessible thanks to a 2015-2017 grant from the Council on Libraries and Information Resources.

Sbornik zakonov o monashestvui͡ushchem dukhovenstvi͡e /

At head of title: Aleksandr Provolovich.

Introducción a la vida devota /

Second work: Declaración mística del Cántico de los cánticos, y directorio de religiosas / que compuso San Francisco de Sales ; traducida del francés por Francisco Cubillas Donyague. Barcelona : Juan Francisco Piferrer, 1824.

Joannis Cassiani abbatis Massiliensis Collationes XXIV.

Mode of access: Internet.

Constitución y Regla de la V. Orden Tercera de Nuestro Seráfico Padre San Francisco de Asís mandada observar nuevamente por Nuestro Santísimo Padre el Papa León XIII con fecha 30 de Mayo de 1883

33 p.

The Tinguian; social, religious, and economic life of a Philippine tribe / by Fay-Cooper Cole -- with a chapter on music by Albert Gale, 83 plates and 26 text-figures -- Berthold Laufer --

v.14:no.2(1922)

Monastic and church archaeology

Major advances in church and monastic archaeology are discussed in terms of two distinct waves, ca. 1970–1995 and 1995 to the time of writing (2014). The first wave was influenced by landscape history and processual archaeology; scholarship focused principally on historical, economic, and technological questions and targeted individual sites and monuments for study. The second wave has been informed by postprocessual approaches and considers change and complexity in religious landscapes and perspectives on religious space, embodiment, and agency. In conclusion, this article calls for a more holistic approach to the archaeology of medieval Christian belief, one which moves beyond the focus on institutions and monuments that has characterized monastic and church archaeology and extends archaeological study to include the performative rituals of Christian life and death in the Middle Ages.

How students view the boundaries between their science and religious education concerning the origins of life and the universe

Internationally in secondary schools, lessons are typically taught by subject specialists, raising the question of how to accommodate teaching which bridges the sciences and humanities. This is the first study to look at how students make sense of the teaching they receive in two subjects (science and religious education) when one subject’s curriculum explicitly refers to cross-disciplinary study and the other does not. Interviews with 61 students in seven schools in England suggested that students perceive a permeable boundary between science and their learning in science lessons and also a permeable boundary between religion and their learning in RE lessons, yet perceive a firm boundary between science lessons and RE lessons. We concluded that it is unreasonable to expect students to transfer instruction about cross-disciplinary perspectives across such impermeable subject boundaries. Finally we consider the implications of these findings for the successful management of cross-disciplinary education.

Standbild und Integrationsaussichten der ausländischen Bevölkerung Südtirols. Gesellschaftsleben, Sprache, Religion und Wertehaltung = Integration prospects for the foreign population in South Tyrol. Social life, language, and religious values

No abstract.

The liberator : his life and times, political, social and religious /

Includes index.

Charity and social life; a short study of religious and social thought in relation to charitable methods and institutions,

"The book is for the most part a reprint of an article on 'Charity and charities ̓which was first published in 1902 in the supplementary volumes of the Encyclopaedia britannica."--Pref.