Religious History Seminar: "What could praying and fighting mean for the knights of the military orders in the Modern Age?"

The Centre for Religious History Studies is organising the Seminar "Religious History Seminar: "What could praying and fighting mean for the knights of the military orders in the Modern Age?" on 17 April.

This session is part of the Religious History Seminar: "Deus vult? Christians and war, from the Middle Ages to the present day" which aims to be a space where researchers from various backgrounds have the opportunity to give (greater) visibility to their research projects (already carried out and/or in progress), sharing the fruits of their work and opening new perspectives for the study of Religious History.

As a multidisciplinary Seminar with a wide-ranging theme, it counts on the participation not only of CEHR researchers and collaborators, but also of the general public interested in its themes.

The present cycle, organised in partnership with the Cabido Portucalense and with the support of the CITCEM of the University of Porto, consists of 13 sessions, between February and December 2023 (with an interruption in August), according to the programme announced below.

The sessions are free of charge (although prior registration is required).

Registration and further information Centre for the Study of Religious History | lleal@ucp.pt

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