10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INFIRMARIAN»
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infirmarian in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Comic Drama in the Low Countries, C.1450-1560: A Critical ...
A Critical Anthology Ben Parsons, Bas Jongenelen. hans: infirmarian: hans:
infirmarian: hans: They sit with joy and chant and cry: And so rage and anger rise
within me. Yes, Hans Goodblood, you have the food, You will also eat stickfish ...
Ben Parsons, Bas Jongenelen,
2012
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The Medieval Hospital and Medical Practice
The infirmarian was to modify the diet of each patient by asking them what foods
they could tolerate. It is interesting that the patients made this decision, rather
than a medical practitioner recommending the diet based on his assessment of
their ...
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The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
The plague was introduced into the convent in the following manner:—The
infirmarian of the convent was in the habit of paying charitable visits to the sick
Christians in Jerusalem, and supplying them with any simple remedies which
their ...
Barbara had just repeated the process with the arming tunic when a scratch on
the door heralded the arrival of a breathless infirmarian. Barbara stepped back to
allow him to look at the wound, and in a few moments he began to assure the ...
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Feminine Figurae: Representations of Gender in Religious ...
Representations of Gender in Religious Texts by Medieval German Women
Writers, 1100-1475 Rebecca L.R. Garber. I nfirmarian” Unlike the preceding
officia which supported the physical needs of the monastic community, the
infirmarian is ...
Rebecca L.R. Garber,
2013
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God is Love Saint Teresa Margaret: Her Life
gratitude for the patience and kindness of the infirmarian whose services far
exceeded the obligation of her office. At the end of 1766, some six months after
Teresa Margaret's profession, Mother Teresa Maria died, and normally there
would ...
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Separate But Equal: Cistercian Lay Brothers, 1120-1350
The infirmarian could not understand this as he knew that the cellarer had died,
but stephen replied:“Believe me, brother, that he has come to me and now he is
not dead but has evaded death and lives in a better place.”81 When he had
eaten, ...
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Clerical Secrets: What really happens behind the walls of a ...
In the interim, one of the seminarians acted as an infirmarian or orderly. He took
orders directly from the doctor. He could do simple things like pass out aspirin or
other over-the-counter medications. One year, the seminary was ravaged by an ...
As he approached the infirmary, he saw the infirmarian coming towards him. '
Have you much trade today, Brother?' he asked Brother Louis in a mildly jocular
way. The French infirmarian, who had studied medicine at the prestigious school
of ...
The Medieval Murderers,
2013
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The Science of the Cross: The Collected Works of Edith ...
Padre Bernardo de la Virgen, the infirmarian, noted, day by day, the “very great
aversion” that the prior had for the patient. He gave orders that visits were no
longer permitted without a special permission, and finally he forbade Padre
Bernardo ...
Saint Edith Stein, Josephine Koeppel OCD, L. Gelber,
2002
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INFIRMARIAN»
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Book Review: 'Satan's Lullaby: A Medieval Mystery' by Priscilla Royal
When a favored young clerk of Davoir is poisoned by a medicinal potion from the priory apothecary, Sister Anne the sub-infirmarian is accused ... «Blogcritics, Jun 15»
Right Rev. Roger (Francis) Corpus
In addition to teaching, Father Roger also served the Academy for periods as infirmarian, prefect of the boarding school, and moderator of the ... «Bureau County Republican, May 15»
My life as a dedicated nun
Sister Anne has served as sub prioress, novice mistress and infirmarian. She has two sisters in Carmels in Rhode Island and New Orleans. «The Daily Advertiser, May 15»
Ancient knights in a modern world
Defence of the faith was soon added to their mission of care and by the 13th century the knights were divided into three classes: infirmarian, military, and ... «Newstalk 106-108 fm, Feb 15»
Sins of the fathers: sexual abuse at a Catholic order
... who died of a heart attack in South Africa in 1984, aged 48; or by Father Domenico Valmaggia, the seminary's infirmarian, who died in Italy in ... «The Guardian, Oct 14»
Is it time to get rid of football?
The priests taped me up and the lovely woman we knew as "Sister Infirmarian" cleaned it and stuck it together with adhesive tape. I would pick ... «Chicago Tribune, Sep 14»
Column: Trappist monks ponder the inevitable
While at New Melleray the infirmarian who has attended the dying man receives his body while standing in the grave. At Holy Spirit the body, ... «Lancaster Newspapers, Apr 14»
Column: Natural burials harken back to ancient times
At New Melleray (though the Abbey of the Holy Spirit has altered this element of the ceremony), the infirmarian (the brother responsible for ... «Lancaster Newspapers, Apr 14»
Mario (Walter) Cimmarrusti, OFM: 1931 - 2013
... boys had been molested by Franciscans who held similar positions at the school which Mario would later fill (prefect of discipline, infirmarian, ... «Santa Barbara Independent, Feb 14»
Sister Catherine Clare Strasburger
... room at St. Anthony Pilgrim House in Carey, and served at St. Anthony Villa as housemother, priests' housekeeper, and assistant infirmarian. «Tiffin Advertiser Tribune, Sep 13»