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| | | | | Primary Sources: The Rules of Basil (330-379), Augustine (354-430), and Benedict (480-547) St. Basil, The Fathers of the Church: Ascetical Works (Catholic University of America Press). Translated by Sr. M. Monica Wagner St. Augustine of Hippo, The Monastic Rules(New City Press). Commentary by Gerald Bonner St. Benedict, The Rule of Benedict.Translated by Carolinne White (Penguin... | |
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| | | | | Among the many issues Mary I had to deal with once she became Queen of England was the funeral for her half-brother King Edward VI. Edward died on July 6, 1553 at Greenwich after a long and painful illness. His death was kept secret for three days while some noblemen and councilors put into motion... | |
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| | | | | Usually the idea of what a cathedral ought to be, that is, a colossal church building with a vast hall-like interior verging on the sublime, is said to originate in France in the twelfth century. And yes, while buildings like the Abbey church of St-Denis and cathedral of Sens in the 1140s did develop important... | |
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