Die Zisterzienser
Konzeptionen klosterlichen Lebens
edited by Staatl. Schlosser und Garten Baden-Wurttemberg
Hardback (Published)
(December 2016)
ISBN: 9783795431945
8.31 x 11.65 inches
Price: $33.00
In stock
Wie kaum ein anderer Orden haben die Zisterzienser die europaische Glaubens- und Kirchenlandschaft beeinflusst. Gegrundet 1098 in Citeaux von einer Gruppe Benediktiner des Klosters Molesme, erfuhr der Orden 1113 mit Bernhard von Clairvaux einen enormen Aufschwung und konnte sich in ganz Europa verbreiten. Bis heute sind ihre Kloster Statten der Kultur und Kunst, Orte der spirituellen Begegnung und theologischen Bildung.
- Edited by Staatl Schlosser und Garten Baden-Wurttemberg
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