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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «CATHOLICIZATION»
Scopri l'uso di
catholicization nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
catholicization e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Augustine and the
Catholicization of Roman Africa, 391--408: ...
Key sources examined are laws of the Theodosian Code, the Canons of the African Council of Catholic Bishops, Augustine's Dolbeau sermons (discovered in 1990), Contra Cresconium, as well as numerous other sermons, letters, and treatises of ...
Horace E. Six-Means,
2005
2
Augustine and Catholic Christianization: The
Catholicization ...
This book clarifies our perception of Augustine and Christianity in the socio-religious landscape of Late Roman Africa in at least three ways.
Horace E. Six-Means,
2011
3
Priests Under Pressure in Southern Moravia: History and ...
Following the lead of Gemot Heis and Marc Forster, who both use the term "
Catholicization" to describe the efforts made by Catholics in the Empire to
promote and consolidate the Roman Church, I describe the process promoted by
these ...
4
Illustrated Slovak History: A Struggle for Sovereignty in ...
Into this perilous space-time setting thrust the political and military strife of anti-
Habsburg uprisings. These revolts were precipitated by the Habsburg imposed re
-Catholicization of Slovakia, at this time predominantly Protestant. Our territory ...
Anton Špiesz, Dušan Čaplovič, Ladislaus J. Bolchazy,
2006
5
Integrating minorities: traditional communities and ...
The main aim of this study is to analyse the Catholicization of Transylvania and
its direct consequences. The turn of the 17th and 18th centuries is regarded as
one of the most exciting and at the same time most paradoxical periods in the ...
Agnieszka Barszczewska,
2011
6
The German
Catholicization of the Dubois/Spencer County ...
Focuses on Rev. Joseph Kundek and his impact on German Catholic settlement in Southern Indiana.
Jeffrey Raymond Hoffman,
1999
7
The Thirty Years War: Europe's Tragedy
... not least because they were associated with the promotion of Catholicism. This
process has been labelled 're-Catholicization', though many of those affected had
lived their entire lives as Protestants. The Catholicism that was imposed was ...
Peter Hamish Wilson,
2009
8
Sacred Music as Public Image for Holy Roman Emperor ...
This is not something that can be achieved through legislation and control, and
for this reason, some scholars have questioned whether “top–down” re-
Catholicization efforts were ever truly successful in reaching and converting the
bulk of ...
9
Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia
Ferdinand rescinded Rudolf's charter of religious freedoms and began a program
of vigorous re—Catholicization of Bohemia and Moravia. The Jesuits, banned in
1618 by the Bohemian directors, returned trium— phantly and acted as the ...
Britannica Educational Publishing, Lorraine Murray,
2013
10
Slovak History: Chronology & Lexicon
/DS/ RE-CATHOLICIZATION - in the era of the Counter-Reformation the process
of re-converting the population of Protestant confession to the Catholic faith,
resorting, alongside predominantly missionary methods, to the use of force.
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «CATHOLICIZATION»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
catholicization nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Marriage Benefits for Same-Sex Couples Morally Indefensible …
... couples, then the current generation could easily “turn out to be a[n] historic moment in the extensive de-Catholicization of many institutions.”. «The Cardinal Newman Society, feb 15»
Re-enactment: Battle of White Mountain near Bílá Hora
For instance, the specific form of Czech Radical Baroque would have never developed without the subsequent re-Catholicization of the Czech ... «Prague Post, set 14»
Muslim Is the New Catholic
Opponents appealed to existing prejudice and suggested these efforts would lead to the "Catholicization" of America. They were able to ... «Huffington Post, mag 14»
Buy the Book A Forgotten Waugh
The convert, as if to signalize the Catholicization of his pen, sat down, in 1931, to write a novel and dated it from Stonyhurst, the great Jesuit school… «American Spectator, apr 14»
Growing Hispanic presence in US church seen as blessing and …
She said other states, such as the Carolinas, that are not historically Catholic areas have been undergoing a kind of "Catholicization" in large ... «Catholic News Service, ott 13»
GOD AND THE FASCISTS; The Vatican Alliance with Mussolini …
They dreamt of the end of Orthodoxy, the end of communism, and the Catholicization of Russia. And of a neutral, Anglican Great Britain and a ... «OpEdNews, set 13»
The Rise and Fall of the (American?) Church
I agree with Russell Shaw that the roots of a Catholic revival are already present in the gradual Catholicization of culture in small groups and ... «Catholic Culture, mag 13»
Controversial Marian column to return to Old Town Square after …
... Thirty Years' War, others as a symbol of the definitive Habsburg takeover of the Czech lands and the violent re-Catholicization that followed. «Radio Prague, mar 13»
Forecasting Healthcare in 2013: Trends, Opportunities and Threats …
Mr. Becker: Are you seeing a de-Catholicization of healthcare? Mark, any thoughts on this? Mr. Madden: There have always been traditional ... «Becker's ASC Review, feb 13»
Czech Government's Plan to Return Church Lands Stirs Resistance
The result was violent re-Catholicization, along with forced Germanization, of the Czech lands, which effectively lasted until the collapse of the ... «New York Times, apr 12»