Religiøse samfund og munkeordener

Planter og urter fra klostrenes haver reddede liv og gav krydderi på tilværelsen! Klosterhaven ved Øm åbner for den videnskab, munkene bragte med sig sydfra, og som lagde en systematisk bund for vor viden om læge- og krydderplanter i dag.Lene Mollerups bog er for det første et katalog over den flora, som findes i klosterhaven i dag. Men den er også en kulturhistorisk redegørelse for, hvad en klosterhave er med udgangspunkt i Øm Kloster, der grundlagdes af cisterciensermunke i 1172 tæt ved Ry i Midtjylland.Øm Klosters have er Danmarks bedst udforskede, og unikke skriftlige, middelalderlige kilder fra klosteret selv og arkæologiske og botaniske undersøgelser giver et særligt indblik i og forståelse for brugen af disse planter, som munkene dyrkede og anvendte i såvel mixturer som i madlavning.Bogen består af to hoveddele: en kulturhistorisk oversigt over klosterhavers væsen og historie generelt og selvfølgelig Øm Klosterhave i særdeleshed, men også de øvrige danske klosterhaver. Bogens anden del er dels et herbarium over Øm Klosterhaves nuværende 80 planter, dels en komplet liste over alle videnskabeligt dokumenterede planter ved Øm.Bogen er meget velillustreret, og hver plante i herbariet er vist med foto.

Den hellige Benedikts Regel er den klassiske vesterlandskemunkeregel. Den udkom i dansk oversættelse på Katolsk Forlag i 2017 medindledning, bibelhenvisninger og ordliste, men uden kommentar. En sådanuddybende kommentar, der forklarer Benedikts hensigt og slår bro mellem500-tallet og vor egen tid, bringes her.

Den hellige Birgitta af Vadstena(1303-1373) er en af kirkehistoriens få kvindeskikkelser. Til gengæld lyser hunså meget, at det den dag i dag er en stærk oplevelse af læse om hende.BodilBusk Sørensen kommer omkring hele hendes spændende liv i denne udgivelse.Birgitta blev født ind iden svenske lagmandsadel og levede første halvdel af sit liv i Sverige. Hunville fra barndommen af have været nonne, men blev efter sin fars vilje gift ien alder af 13 år og fødte siden 8 børn. Birgitta lagde stor vægt påfromhedslivet og drog på adskellige pilgrimsrejser. Dette førte hende bla tilRom, Santiago de Compostela og Jerusalem.I Rom hvor hun levede anden halvdel af sit liv,vandt hun stor berømmelse som profet og forfatter. Hun stiftede sin egenklosterorden, Birgittinerordenen, der eksisterer den dag i dag. Der eroverleveret over 700 visioner, som Birgitta siges at have haft.

Tysk: Om Børglum Stifts, Børglum Klosters og Nordjyllands historie i middelalderen og i forbindelse med reformationen.Mit den neuesten Forschungsergebnissen sammelt dieses Buch Wissen über die Geschichte der Diözese Nordjütland und des Klosters Børglum und stellt es in einen größeren Kontext.Dies geschieht durch eine Reihe von Beiträgen, bei denen Børglum im Mittelpunkt steht. Auf diese Weise entsteht ein Muster, das helfen kann, ein neues Licht auf die historische Rolle des Ortes zu werfen. Børglum, zentral im Verhältnis zum nördlichen europäischen Kontinent gelegen, ist seit der Eisenzeit ein bedeutendes religiöses, wirtschaftliches und politisches Machtzentrum in Dänemark. Der Ort spielte sowohl national als auch international eine große Rolle. Das Buch weist auch auf ein Christentum an der Stätte bereits im 9. Jahrhundert hin.

From an international correspondent for the National Catholic Reporter's Global Sisters Report comes a powerful investigative work into the poignant acts of humanitarianism he witnessed during the Ukrainian war.

How many lives can one person live? Shane Phelan has stopped counting. Big Queer Nun is a powerful narrative of trauma, addiction, and recovery, of the search for a God who loves us as we are and invites us into more than we can imagine. From her childhood in an alcoholic home, through jails and hospitals, universities and convents and churches, coming out and living in closets, this memoir traces the winding path of integration. Refusing to settle for less than abundant life, she has been drawn by hope to a place of healing. As we read, she inspires us to keep creating our lives."Shane Phelan's memoir is a love story. She seeks. She perceives hints of the Beloved in unlikely places. She finds, loses, finds again. The reader will not only enjoy a good tale, but recognize in it, the mysterious truth of love." -The Rev. Suzanne Guthrie, author, retreat leader, host of The Edge of Enclosure

Der Band ist die erste ausführliche Studie zum dominikanischen Drittorden im deutschsprachigen Raum des ausgehenden Mittelalters. Während die Forschung herausgearbeitet hatte, dass der Predigerorden seit 1405 über eine sogenannte Drittregel zur Integration von Lai:innen (z. B. Beginen) in den Orden verfügte, bestanden zu deren weiterer Geschichte Lücken, die durch die Arbeit geschlossen werden. Erstmals eingehend analysiert werden die Legitimierungsbemühungen, mit denen die Dominikaner ihre Drittregel propagierten, und die Einführung der Drittregel in Frauengemeinschaften mit Hinblick auf die agency der Frauen. Weiterhin wird mit dem Einsatz der Drittregel für klösterliche Dienstleute ein von der Forschung vernachlässigter Aspekt des dominikanischen Ordenslebens aufgezeigt. Zudem widmet sich die Studie der voranschreitenden, aber wenig geradlinigen "Verklösterlichung" des Drittordens. Der Drittorden wird als Teil komplexer Regulierungsprozesse in der religiösen Landschaft des Spätmittelalters gedeutet, die wenig stabil waren, weil die neu eingeführte Regel unter dem Eindruck neuer Probleme ihrerseits modifiziert wurde. Der Band ist von Interesse für alle, die zur Verbindung von Ordens-, Religions- und Sozialgeschichte forschen.

«Mount Athos, for over a thousand years a centre for monasticism, has attracted pilgrims for nearly as long. This fascinating collection of essays discusses pilgrimage, the pilgrims, and the monks themselves. The Athonite ban on females has not precluded essays by women, testifying to the Holy Mountain¿s appeal, transcending geography.»(Fr Andrew Louth)Mount Athos is the chief centre of pilgrimage for Eastern Orthodox Christians. As the spiritual hub of the Orthodox world it is also home to more than two thousand monks. Each of its twenty monasteries welcomes thousands of pilgrims every year to venerate its holy icons, to make their confessions, and to listen to the wisdom of its elders. This book delves into the nature of pilgrimage, for both Western and Eastern Christians. It describes the pilgrim experience both from the standpoint of the visiting pilgrim (be it men to the Athonite monasteries or women to their daughter houses elsewhere) and from that of the receiving monk. What is it like to live the life of a monk or nun for a few precious days? And what is it like for the monks (and nuns) to receive literally thousands of pilgrims every year? And are they true pilgrims or are they really tourists? What is so special about Athos? This book will answer these questions.

Feeling daunted by how to help your kids really grow in their faith? It's time to start little.We want our kids to know God. We know we're supposed to disciple them. But parenthood is hard, and we're busy, tired, and often feel unequipped. What if our kids don't seem all that interested or can't sit still long enough for us to read the Bible?Christie Thomas has a secret for you: helping your kids connect with God is way easier than you think. It all starts with 30 seconds a day--and the power of a simple habit. Through Christie's empowering, encouraging insights, you'll discover how to overcome common struggles, implement easy practices that fit your unique kids, and change your family's faith culture. In this book, you will: discover how to make Scripture and spiritual practices come alive for short attention spanslearn simple steps for developing faith through the Faith Growth Cycle and its three stages- seed, sprout, and root.develop practical strategies for establishing consistent habitsLife-changing moments can come out of simple habits. If you're feeling overwhelmed by all the things you're supposed to do to teach your kids about God, Little Habits, Big Faith shows you how to leverage the power of small, consistent choices with confidence. God can use even the smallest step to change how your family grows in faith.In addition to key points at the end of each chapter, there is an appendix full of topical resources for parents to quickly reference: Ideas for little habitsKeystone habitsPrompts & rewardsRooted resources

The emergence of nuns as members or associates or followers of the Cistercian Order is shrouded in uncertainty. They are not mentioned in the earliest document of the White Monks, the Exordium Parvum, compiled by perhaps 1150, nor in the first codification of Cistercian statutes in 1202. Yet, by the year 1200, in France alone some one hundred nunneries claimed to be Cistercian. From the early to mid-thirteenth century there was to be a rapid growth in the number of convents, reminiscent of the speedy advance of the male houses of the Order in the previous century. By the time of the European Reformation the number of convents in Europe and the Near East claiming to be Cistercian has been variously estimated at between five and nine hundred. In this study, David Williams charts the growth of these female houses ¿ their foundation, the different physical locations of the convent sites, their buildings and possessions, the communities and their finances and their daily life ¿ incorporating a wealth of fascinating detail about many of the nuns themselves and of their royal, aristocratic and clerical patrons. It is a significant contribution to an important aspect of women's history in the mediaeval period.

In Mark 9 & 10, Jesus explains to his disciples that they must become like little children to enter the Kingdom of Heaven. How can we grow in childlike trust? We can be generous like the boy in Mark 6, whose food is the means of a miracle. We can be persistent like the mother in Mark 7 and honest about our shortcomings like the father in Mark 9; in both cases, the childlike faith of the parents prompts Jesus to heal their children. Author Sara Beth Meyer and illustrator Allison Hsu, both working mothers, perfect a format and design created in their first book, The Gospel of Matthew for Little Ones. In The Gospel of Mark for Little Ones, readers of all ages are invited to journey with Jesus from the Baptism in the Jordan to the Resurrection on Easter morning. Told in delightful rhyming stanzas and depicted in beautiful watercolor illustrations, the Gospel message comes alive and remains Good News for all to enjoy. May we grow in faith, hope and love each day, trusting in our Father at all times and following our brother Jesus all the way home.

The theme of the third conference, held on the campus of Nashotah House from June 23-25, 2022, was "From Anchorhold to Parish: English Monasticism & Anglican Spirituality." The sixteenth-century Church of England was greatly influenced by late medieval English monastic spirituality. John Bede Pauley and Bede Thomas Mudge have both shown the monastic influence, especially from the Benedictines, on the Book of Common Prayer; and scholars such as Eamon Duffy have demonstrated the continuity between late medieval devotional practices and early Anglican piety. The use of the vernacular and an emphasis on the suffering Jesus, for example, are late medieval themes that recur in early Anglican faith and practice. Thus, the 2022 conference sought to explicate how late medieval English monastic spirituality was resourced by early Anglican Christians in both their personal devotional life and in parish practice.>Dr. Ann W. Astell (Professor of Theology at the University of Notre Dame) Rev. Dr. Bryan D. Spinks (Bishop F. Percy Goddard Professor Emeritus of Liturgical Studies and Pastoral Theology at Yale Divinity School)

Colossians 2:6-7 say, As ye have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk ye in him: Rooted and built up in him, and stablished in the faith, as ye have been taught, abounding therein with thanksgiving.God desires all people to be saved. He also desires all those who are saved, no matter their age, to be rooted in Him, built up in Him, and stablished in the faith. This practical devotional book will help young people be what God wants them to be.