<p>In the late nineteenth century the Diocese of Ceará (Juazeiro, Brazil) has started a trial to investigate about the transformation of the Holy Particle in flesh and blood in the mouth of devout Maria Magdalena do Espírito Santo de Araújo. The phenomena occurred in March 1889 and the inquiries were produced between 1891 and 1892 that were sent to the Holy See in 1893. In 1894, the Holy See ditacte a decree in which, it condemned Maria de Araújo and eight other women as liars. This paper aims to analyze the trajectory of two devout women, Jahel Cabral e Maria da Soledade, from the analysis of an ecclesiastical inquiry that exists in the Archive of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith at the Vatican. We hypothesized that these wom...
During the sixteenth century, rulers responded to perceived threats against Catholicism, complicatin...
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Includes bibliographical references.One cannot underestimate the impact that the 12th and 13th centu...
The Roman Catholic church played a dominant role in colonial Brazil, so that women\u27s lives were s...
A presente pesquisa analisa a Pia UniÃo das Filhas de Maria, irmandade leigo-religiosa de mulheres s...
ANDRADE, Maria Lucelia de. Filhas de Eva como anjos sobre a terra: a pia união das filhas de Maria e...
Between the XIXth and the XXth century the Catholic Church set in motion an intense involvement of w...
In 1591, the Portuguese Inquisition visited Salvador, the colonial capital of Brazil. In the course ...
This dissertation, which examines the demonic possession of women in three cases that took place in ...
This paper charts both the wide variety of Christian women’s experiences of their faith in the early...
The history of the Catholic Church is replete with examples of virtuous men and women leading holy l...
This article explores the role played by several exceptional women in Catholic spirituality in Casti...
The object of this study is Sybilla of Marsal, a woman who lived in the 13th-century France. Her sto...
Many Catholic women's congregations are transnational in their orientation. Although their &apo...
Our study "Purifying bodies and standardising minds: Catholic women and press in Brazil and Portugal...
During the sixteenth century, rulers responded to perceived threats against Catholicism, complicatin...
Made available in DSpace on 2017-06-01T18:12:18Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Maria de Fatima_confron...
Includes bibliographical references.One cannot underestimate the impact that the 12th and 13th centu...
The Roman Catholic church played a dominant role in colonial Brazil, so that women\u27s lives were s...
A presente pesquisa analisa a Pia UniÃo das Filhas de Maria, irmandade leigo-religiosa de mulheres s...
ANDRADE, Maria Lucelia de. Filhas de Eva como anjos sobre a terra: a pia união das filhas de Maria e...
Between the XIXth and the XXth century the Catholic Church set in motion an intense involvement of w...
In 1591, the Portuguese Inquisition visited Salvador, the colonial capital of Brazil. In the course ...
This dissertation, which examines the demonic possession of women in three cases that took place in ...
This paper charts both the wide variety of Christian women’s experiences of their faith in the early...
The history of the Catholic Church is replete with examples of virtuous men and women leading holy l...
This article explores the role played by several exceptional women in Catholic spirituality in Casti...
The object of this study is Sybilla of Marsal, a woman who lived in the 13th-century France. Her sto...
Many Catholic women's congregations are transnational in their orientation. Although their &apo...
Our study "Purifying bodies and standardising minds: Catholic women and press in Brazil and Portugal...
During the sixteenth century, rulers responded to perceived threats against Catholicism, complicatin...
Made available in DSpace on 2017-06-01T18:12:18Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Maria de Fatima_confron...
Includes bibliographical references.One cannot underestimate the impact that the 12th and 13th centu...