Add to ORKGFr. Devas provides the reader with a short history of three English Dominican priests, Fr. John Black, the Venerable Robert Nutter, and Fr. David Joseph Kemeys, who were martyred for their Catholic faith in the 16th and 17th centuries during the Protestant Reformation. In addition, the text includes very brief accounts of two Irish Dominican priests who were also martyred as a result of the Reformation.https://digitalcommons.providence.edu/catholic_documents/1012/thumbnail.jp
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PhDA number of prominent men who lost their lives during political struggles were posthumously vene...
Denmark via Aragon and the south of France. The marriage negotiations ended successfully, but the p...
Martyrs were foundational to early Christian life. Their experiences, their commemoration, and their...
Fr. Devas provides the reader with a short history of three English Dominican priests, Fr. John Blac...
Protestant and Catholic martyrologies evolved in dialogue; however, they did not articulate a common...
peer-reviewedThis chapter provides a survey of the history of scholarly engagement with the English ...
Within the 16th century leaves of the Theaturm Curdelitatum Haereticorum Nostri Temporis, one finds ...
AbstractThis journal article is derived from my doctoral thesis undertaken at UEA Norwich, which pro...
This is a short biographical account of the English Dominican Fr. Robert Burke (1830-1883). Father ...
To which are added Letters on the Sisters of the Second and Third Orders of S. Dominic, and on Terti...
Three main areas are covered within this chapter: the introduction and early influence of the Domini...
This dissertation assesses the religious and political roles and interpretations of martyrdom in Eng...
Defence date: 12 December 2017Examining Board: Professor Luca Molà, European University Institute; P...
Thesis (M.Th. (Church and Dogma History))--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2007.This di...
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PhDA number of prominent men who lost their lives during political struggles were posthumously vene...
Denmark via Aragon and the south of France. The marriage negotiations ended successfully, but the p...
Martyrs were foundational to early Christian life. Their experiences, their commemoration, and their...