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Time, Prayer, and Song: Medieval Monasticism and the Divine Office - Medievalists.net

Governed by strict adherence to fixed times, the daily prayers sung by religious men and women were at the heart of monastic life in the Middle Ages. Each day, religious houses would resonate with the unified voices of their faithful inhabitants, who would sing prayers at different hours throughout the day, beginning in the early morning and continuing into the night.
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1 month ago

Famous Medieval Words and Their Surprising Origins - Medievalists.net

Many common medieval terms originated in Latin, Greek, or Old French and evolved meanings over centuries, reflecting historical functions and later reinterpretations.
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3 months ago

Monasteries in Transformation: 8 Projects that Redefine Architecture and Devotion

Monastic spaces require adaptive architectural approaches that preserve spirituality and memory amid declining vocations and widespread repurposing.
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4 months ago

Edel Bhreathnach Wins Prize for Book on Monasticism in Ireland - Medievalists.net

Edel Bhreathnach's Monasticism in Ireland, AD 900-1250 explores the functioning of monasteries during a period of major change, questioning the true nature of the monastic church.
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