Clergy and Laity Monique Maillard Luypaert TBE

Description: Papacy clerics and laity Monique LuypaertEditor:MaillardDate of print:2001State: Very good stateCondition details:Very good stateReference400055125Availability In stock Description large paperback volume 686 pages publications of the Saint Louis Brussels University Faculties; original edition 2001. the diocese of Cambrai faced with the Great Western Schism (1378-1417). The double papal election of 1378. The endless conflict at the top of the Church, the division of Christianity, the agitation of the academic world, the dismay of the faithful, the disturbance of consciences. It seemed that the subject had been exhausted. But the Avignon conference of 1978 devoted to the genesis and beginnings of the Great Western Schism. had renewed the problem and noted that Belgium was the only country in Western Europe not to present any overall study. A gap that had to be filled sooner or later. To carry out such a study it was important to descend from the heights of ecclesiastical history and to meet the men and women who between 1378 and 1417 had established relationships with the papacy whether they were guided by spiritual concerns or motivated by material interests To do this. one could not imagine a better setting than a vast diocese of borders. At the crossroads of French Flemish Burgundian influences. Liège and imperial, the diocese of Cambrai was first the scene of a struggle for influence between the Roman and Avignon popes before rallying with great unanimity from 1409 to the conciliar solution to the crisis. About the author: Born October 19, 1949 in Uccle Monique Maillard-Luypaert obtained the candidacy in history at the Faculties (1969) then the license (1971) and the doctorate in philosophy and letters at UCL (1996). She began her career in secondary education to which she remains attached before teaching at the Episcopal Seminary of Tournai and at the Higher Institute of Art History and Archeology in Brussels. She is an associated researcher at the Faculties (Research Center in the History of Law and Institutions) and collaborator in the Fasti Ecclesiae Gallicanae program of the CNRS Medievalist member of the Belgian Historical Institute in Rome since 1972 she is responsible for the publication of pontifical letters and petitions of Penance to the bishops of Cambrai and their entourage as well as to the dignitaries and canons of the cathedral chapter (1200-1500). in VERY GOOD used condition; complete and solid without annotations or tears; impeccable clean and fresh interior. given the price, sending must be in secure and traceable mode Pictures Other books in our catalog Chips'n Card Tricks: For Poker with friends The Eclipse Training your dog Pass'Foucher - Kiné Biology Competition Quai des ombres: Twenty years serving the dead The Bleiberg project Difficult times The black Rose Rudimental Patterns Full Drum Set Studies for the Modern Drummer The big book of idiotslarge paperback volume 686 pages publications of the Saint Louis Brussels University Faculties; original edition 2001. the diocese of Cambrai faced with the Great Western Schism (1378-1417). The double papal election of 1378. The endless conflict at the top of the Church, the division of Christianity, the agitation of the academic world, the dismay of the faithful, the disturbance of consciences. It seemed that the subject had been exhausted. But the Avignon conference of 1978 devoted to the genesis and beginnings of the Great Western Schism. had renewed the problem and noted that Belgium was the only country in Western Europe not to present any overall study. A gap that had to be filled sooner or later. To carry out such a study it was important to descend from the heights of ecclesiastic

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