Cistercians
Cistercians Cistercians' coat of arms The Order of Cistercians (OCist) (Latin Cistercenses), otherwise Gimey or White ... see Maitland, Dark Ages, § xxii.). The Cistercians rejected alike all mitigations and all developments ... and before a century had passed, the Cistercians exercised their chief influence on the ...
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Category:Cistercians
Category:Cistercians Subcategories There is 1 subcategory to this ... category. C Cistercian nuns Pages in category "Cistercians" There are 27 pages in this section ...
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Monastery Lehnin (monastery)   (translated from German)
... with the establishment of monastery of the Cistercians particularly energetic Christians into the Mark, of ... Albrecht the bear had attached to the Cistercians of Sittichenbach, as it into Quedlinburg at ... Askese Pharus map of 1903, cutout The Cistercians found difficult soil conditions for their buildings ... strict, asketischen way of life of the Cistercians, with their Charter Caritatis the original severity ... Monastery Lehnin, developed over 1415 , as the Cistercians before the monastery walls one Markt ...
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List of the monasteries (chronological)   (translated from German)
... 1853 Franziskanerinnen from Dillingen) 1123 Monastery Kamp (Cistercians, Dioezese:Cologne, Germany, Founder: Arnulf, Brother of ... Horburg, 1540 secularizes) 1138 Monastery Mariental (Helmstedt) (Cistercians, Dioezese: ?, Germany, Founder: Pfalzgraf Friedrich II. of ... castle, 1569 waived) 1140 Monastery hard living (Cistercians, Dioezese:Paderborn, Germany, Founder: Bishop Bernhard I ... Wladislav II., 1782 dissolved) 1145 Monastery Riddagshausen (Cistercians, Dioezese: ?, Germany, Founder: ?, 1568 [?] secularizes) 1145 Monastery ... beaver brook, 1448: waived) 1145 Monastery Raitenhaslach (Cistercians, Dioezese: Passau, Bavaria, Founder: Count Wolfher ...
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Sénanque   (translated from German)
... that Abtei Mazan in Vivarais based. For Cistercians the typical is remarkable asketische severity, which ... to understand the building method of the Cistercians, one must imagine oneself into the situation ... its conception of the Kloserleben for the Cistercians. Aesthetic refinement and decorations were insignificant. "it ... mostly first the church is built. The Cistercians came out from the benediktinischen monastery Cîteaux ... example. After a strong rise of the Cistercians by the Hl.Bernhard von Clairvaux ...
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Order of Cîteaux   (translated from French)
... of Benoît saint. Most famous of the cistercians is not other than saint Bernard, with ... first half of XIIe century. The monasteries cistercians are characterized by simplicity and sobriety from ... the water sheet (cîteaux). Convents of nuns cistercians were established; one of most famous is ... pontiff. Engagement in the pastoral life: many cistercians become bishops or papal legates, responsible for ... degradation, and in certain cases with annihilation, cistercians establishments, but also with energetic attempts ...
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Monastery quake living   (translated from German)
... from Marchtal (Obermarchtal with Ehingen) came. The Cistercians in quake living Masswerkfenster in quake living ... after the burgundischen Cîteaux ( 1098 ), spread the Cistercians, the their Carta caritatis with that Benediktusregel ... nut/mother abbey Clairvaux. Only under the Cistercians the actual building and development of monastery ... monastery school follows Literature Immo Eberl: The Cistercians. History of a European medal. Thorbecke, Stuttgart ... Albrecht Kottmann: Measure conditions in buildings of Cistercians (Eberbach, Maulbronn, Bronnbach, quake living). (= Small ...
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Cistercian   (translated from German)
... to fishery and mill in Himmerod The Cistercians attained by their Kolonisationstaetigkeit in 12. and ... Ages large and valuable libraries. With the Cistercians the taut co-operation in principle of ... of the religious-cultural inheritance of the Cistercians on Evangelist side. One time interval of ... that 13. Century of new groups of Cistercians reformed by the upswing one followed. The ... asketischen and God-obliging/pleasing life the Cistercians here almost found ideal "virgin" cultural ...
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Realm abbey Salem   (translated from German)
... journey for that Second crusade accompanied.) the Cistercians were in five Primarabteien central organize and ... was thereby the first address of the Cistercians in the northern Bodensee area and one ... Glaeubigen of the gloss of God. The Cistercians actually ran such splendour contrary, it contradicted ... to the largest monastery plants of the Cistercians in the German-speaking countries belongs. In ... as usual is the case for the Cistercians, Part the monastery personnel. They lived ...
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