ParochiAe Venetiarum
Les paroisses de Venise au Moyen Age
by Pascal Vuillemin
This work intends to bring Venice’s parishes and parish communities from the final centuries of the Middle Ages back to life. Facing a period of serious crisis, clergy members and the faithful joined forces to develop novel solutions that contributed to a fundamental reform of the Church in Venice.
This work intends to bring Venice’s parishes and parish communities from the final centuries of the Middle Ages back to life. Facing a period of serious crisis, clergy members and the faithful joined forces to develop novel solutions that contributed to a fundamental reform of the Church in Venice.
- By (author) Pascal Vuillemin
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