Religious congregations, education and school in Italy in the nineteenth century by Roberto Sani

“…Indeed, the new religious congregations considered education, school and parish catechesis as the most effective tools for Christians’ education. …”
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Homophily and Social Capital in a Network of Religious Congregations by Jennifer M. McClure

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Teaching Content on Social Work Practice with Religious Congregations: A Curriculum Module by Michael Sherr, Terry Wolfer

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Women religious congregation as driving force behind alleviation of urban poor nutrition by Yeni Huriani, Erni Haryanti, Eni Zulaiha, Mochamad Ziaul Haq

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Pivoting in a complex society: Religious congregations’ role in youth development and workforce outcomes by Marquisha Lawrence Scott, Ram A. Cnaan

“…We recommend that religious congregations reorganize to help youth navigate and prepare for their future work and involvement in a global society at the local level.…”
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The importance of the church and religious congregations for Slovenian and Norwegian migrants to the United States of America. A comparative aspect by Martha Lea

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L’enseignement public primaire à Lyon de 1848 à 1870 by André Lanfrey

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A “random group of misfits” or being “part of something bigger”? Exploring experiences of attending a non-religious congregation by Rowena Blackburn, Carly Jim, Aspasia Eleni Paltoglou

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Soigner des femmes en couches : un interdit levé pour évangéliser ? by Anne Jusseaume

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Polish equivalents of Greek έκκλησία ‘a(religious) congregation’, μετάνοια ‘repentance’, μετανοέω ‘to repent’, βάπτισμα ‘adipping or sinking’, βαπτίζω ‘to dip, sink’ in Renaissance Nontrinitarian renderings of the New Testament as lexical determinants of the confessional community of the Polish Brethren by Tomasz Lisowski

“…The presented distributional and contextual analysis of Polish equivalents of Greek lexemes, recognized in religious polemics of the Reformation era as doctrinally significant words, i.e. έκκλησία ‘a (religious) congregation’, μετάνοια ‘repentance’, μετανοέω ‘to repent’, βάπτισμα ‘a dipping or sinking’, βαπτίζω ‘to dip, sink’ in Renaissance renderings of the New Testament aims to assess lexical distinctiveness of Nontrinitarian renderings – the Szymon Budny’s Bible (1572), the Szymon Budny’s New Testament (1574), the Marcin Czechowic’s New Testament (1577), The New Testament of Rakow (1606). …”
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Some Observations on St Luigi Scrosoppi d.O. and the Sisters of Providence of St Cajetan Thiene: From Hagiography to History by Andrea Dessardo

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Vzdělávací činnost konventu dominikánek v Šilperku (dnešních Štítech) by Pavel Walter

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Sobre a circulação de livros e a leitura na colônia brasileira by Raylane Andreza Dias Navarro Barreto, Ester Fraga Vilas-Bôas Carvalho do Nascimento, Tâmara Regina Reis Sales

“…Based on the method of historical research this article brings Brazilian historiography, books, bookstores and readers as well as booksellers the modus operandi that contributed to the transmission of religious knowledge in the country and with different communities of readers originating not only from religious congregation, of students and scholars, but lay people who cared and did circulate ideas in different media beyond the book.…”
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A ‘tramoia’ de Maria de Jesus: paternalismo, justiça e resistência no Brasil escravista no século XVIII by Robson Pedrosa Costa, Suely Creusa Cordeiro de Almeida

“…The purpose of this article is to discuss slavery, resistance and justice in colonial Brazil from the trajectory of enslaved Maria de Jesus and her family, highlighting the peculiarities of slavery in properties belonging to a religious congregation: the Order of Saint Benedict. Maria used justice and her complex ways to achieve her freedom goals, leaving her former owners perplexed by her "boldness". …”
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Les enfermements d’un vagabond criminel. Vacher, tueur de bergers by Marc Renneville

“…Joseph Vacher (1869-1898) nevertheless experienced the main institutions of confinement at the end of the 19th century: school, religious congregation, barracks, asylum and prison. How did he experience them and what role did these experiences play in his perception of the world? …”
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Theological Insight of Digital Religion by Sonny Eli Zaluchu

“…It is necessary to be done so that the religious congregation and even the academicians accept it as part of the divine work in the 21st century and still maintain it in the path to keep the Christianity faith. …”
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Devenir victimes : quand des femmes témoignent pour la reconnaissance et la réparation des souffrances subies au Bon Pasteur by Hanan Sfalti

“…Former residents of the Bon Pasteur religious congregation are now denouncing their confinement when teenagers. …”
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Is the Black Church Dead?: Religious Resilience and the Contemporary Functions of Black Christianity by Shaonta’ E. Allen

“…More specifically, extant research suggests that the increase in religious “nones” (those who no longer identify with a religion) and “dones” (those who no longer affiliate with a religious congregation) substantiates the secularization thesis which contends that religion is becoming increasingly insignificant in modern society. …”
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التظاهر بالشعارات القومية في شعيرة الحج والعمرة by A. Zamakhsyari Baharuddin

“…This research is an attempt to highlight the milestones of Islamic unity that are manifested in the largest religious congregation regardless of race, color, and country so as to ensure the survival of ummah, through descriptive and analytical approaches related to the phenomena studied based on its circumstances. …”
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Cysterska i jezuicka wersja śląskich Litanii o św. Barbarze by Krystyna Kossakowska-Jarosz

“…The slightly older one comes from the prayer book Książeczka braterska sławnego i chwalebnego […] Bractwa Świętej Panienki i chwalebnej Krystusowej Męczennice Barborki […] [The fraternal book of the famous and respectable […] Fraternity of Saint Virgin and respectable Christ’s Martyr Borborka] published in Opava in 1740 for the religious congregation which was affiliated at the Cistercian abbey in Rudy near Racibórz, whereas the other one – from the booklet entitled Przeświętne Bractwo Barbary św., Panny i Męczenniczki Krystusowej, Patronki szczęśliwej śmierci […] [The glorious Fraternity of St Barbara Holly Virgin and Christ’s Martyr, the Patroness of a happy death], published by the Jesuits in Wrocław in 1747 for the Confraternity of Tarnowskie Góry. …”
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