International audienceLanguedoc Cistercian women religious have long been overlooked because of the scarcity of written sources they left but also because their connection with the order seemed problematic. Analysis reveals a great variety of situations: on the one hand, Cistercian monks did take part in the creation of nunneries (e.g. Rieunette) from the very middle of the 12th Century and they also took control of former double communities (notably around Fontfroide); on the other hand, the bishops used the customs of the brothers of Cîteaux as a model to proceed to the institutionalization of charismatic groups (e.g. Le Vignogoul). This led to the outbreak in the 13th Century of jurisdiction conflicts opposing abbots and bishops, which w...
International audienceLes cisterciens de l’ancien diocèse de Clermont en Auvergne sont peu connus c...
Women's Access to Relic Shrines in the Early Middle Ages - This paper examines why women were exclud...
American Catholic sisterhoods of European origin usually featured a subgroup of servant nuns known a...
International audienceLanguedoc Cistercian women religious have long been overlooked because of the ...
International audienceThe present study challenges a judgment common among historians of the Cisterc...
International audienceThis study is based on research conducted on several monasteries and cella poo...
Alexis Grélois, The Cistercians and the struggle against the southern French heresies under Innocent...
The Cistercian order, which had its origins in the late eleventh century, transformed the spiritual ...
A selection of documents, translated primarily from medieval Latin but occasionally from Old French,...
Compte-rendu d'ouvrageThe ongoing tension between the Cistercian ideal of retreat from the world and...
International audienceThis paper was presented at the symposium held in 2011 in Paris at the initiat...
The PhD study aims at putting Denmark on the Cistercian map of medieval Europe, and investigates the...
Private Prayer / Public Prayer : The Act of Praying for the Nuns of Liege Researchers working on r...
Beatrice of Nazareth was but one of many women from the southern Low Countries who chose a religious...
International audienceCould communities of nuns enjoy, as members of an exempt Order like Cîteaux, a...
International audienceLes cisterciens de l’ancien diocèse de Clermont en Auvergne sont peu connus c...
Women's Access to Relic Shrines in the Early Middle Ages - This paper examines why women were exclud...
American Catholic sisterhoods of European origin usually featured a subgroup of servant nuns known a...
International audienceLanguedoc Cistercian women religious have long been overlooked because of the ...
International audienceThe present study challenges a judgment common among historians of the Cisterc...
International audienceThis study is based on research conducted on several monasteries and cella poo...
Alexis Grélois, The Cistercians and the struggle against the southern French heresies under Innocent...
The Cistercian order, which had its origins in the late eleventh century, transformed the spiritual ...
A selection of documents, translated primarily from medieval Latin but occasionally from Old French,...
Compte-rendu d'ouvrageThe ongoing tension between the Cistercian ideal of retreat from the world and...
International audienceThis paper was presented at the symposium held in 2011 in Paris at the initiat...
The PhD study aims at putting Denmark on the Cistercian map of medieval Europe, and investigates the...
Private Prayer / Public Prayer : The Act of Praying for the Nuns of Liege Researchers working on r...
Beatrice of Nazareth was but one of many women from the southern Low Countries who chose a religious...
International audienceCould communities of nuns enjoy, as members of an exempt Order like Cîteaux, a...
International audienceLes cisterciens de l’ancien diocèse de Clermont en Auvergne sont peu connus c...
Women's Access to Relic Shrines in the Early Middle Ages - This paper examines why women were exclud...
American Catholic sisterhoods of European origin usually featured a subgroup of servant nuns known a...