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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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The canonical requirement of common life for religious in the 1983 Code of canon law

McInerny, Paul B. January 1985 (has links)
Thesis (J.C.L.)--Catholic University of America, 1985. / Typescript. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 73-79).
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The vow of poverty a dissertation submitted to the Faculty of Cannon Law of the Catholic University of America, in partial fulfillment of its requirements for the degree Doctor of Both Laws.

Turner, Sidney Joseph, January 1929 (has links)
Thesis (J.U.D.)--Catholic University of America, 1929. / Vita. Series note covered by label. Bibliography: p. ix-xxx.
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The canonical requirement of common life for religious in the 1983 Code of canon law

McInerny, Paul B. January 1985 (has links)
Thesis (J.C.L.)--Catholic University of America, 1985. / Typescript. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 73-79).
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The Nazirite Vow and Fertility

Moulton, Vincent M. January 2011 (has links)
Nazirites are a well-documented phenomenon within the context of the Hebrew Bible. The bulk of research has focused mainly on the role of Samson as a life long Nazirite, but little has been done concerning the role of women within the context of the Nazirite Vow. The goal of this paper will be to examine the role of women within the Nazirite Vow, as well as examining the constraints that might arise when one takes into account the purity laws. The Nazirite Vow is the only vow within the Bible that explicitly mentions the inclusion of women. The question I am interested in addressing is, are there circumstances that might exclude the woman? The idea behind the Nazirite vow is that one is consecrating oneself to YHWH, or setting oneself apart. If one were setting oneself apart then these rules that they would have to follow would not supersede the purity laws. I would suggest that beyond the regular constraints, avoiding dead bodies, grape products, and cutting ones hair, one would still be responsible to keep the purity laws. Therefore, when one takes an issue like menstruation into account, this severely limits the amount of time a woman has to complete the Nazirite Vow. As I will detail in this paper, this leads to the conclusion that if the vow lasted for more than thirty days the only women who would be able to complete the Nazirite Vow successfully would be pregnant women or a woman who is postmenopausal. This could suggest a certain amount of restriction regarding the woman's ability to perform this vow and may suggest why the inclusion of women is made explicit within the context of Numbers 6. Furthermore, this could suggest that fertility might be an aspect of the Nazirite Vow. / Religion
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Canonical parameters of the vow of obedience for religious

Masson, Mary Diane. January 1990 (has links)
Thesis (J.C.L.)--Catholic University of America, 1990. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 57-61).
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Power and vowed obedience explorations toward authentic praxis /

Cahill, Helen E. January 1998 (has links)
Thesis (D. Min.)--Catholic Theological Union at Chicago, 1998. / Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 160-169).
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O BAILE DE SÃO GONÇALO EM SÃO VICENTE FÉRRER: a representação do guia na relação com o santo e com o promesseiro / The Ball of São Gonçalo in St. Vincent Ferrer: the representation of the guide in relation to the holy and the promesseiro

Pereira, Paulo Sergio Castro 27 March 2008 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2016-08-17T18:01:59Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 PAULO SERGIO CASTRO PEREIRA.pdf: 1759659 bytes, checksum: 42abab25eee2cbc41acc15f31b96a4cb (MD5) Previous issue date: 2008-03-27 / The study talks about São Gonçalo Festivity in São Vicente Ferrer city, state of maranhão. This popular religious manifestation was set in Brazil in the colonail period and was brought by colonizers from Portugal. From the comprehension of this manifestation since its origin context, we will go on to the Brazilian space and to the local community in a particular way. The ritual is analyzed according to the view of various theorists in the two categories: ritual and Festivity. It s passed by the influences through the contact with other manifestations, as well as its baroque characteristics. The ritual ethnography intends to show the festivity and all of its exuberance. It is viewed as a joiner element of the community with the power of changing the routine and making everybody works towards it. The religious vow is essential condition to the festivity fulfilment and through it the vow maker reinforce the ties with the Saint and the ritual led by the guide is achieved. At last, the party is also viewed as a live force in the community s imaginary with no tendency to the disappearance. / O estudo versa sobre o Baile de São Gonçalo na cidade de São Vicente Ferrer Maranhão. Essa manifestação da religiosidade popular se implantou no Brasil ainda no período colonial trazida por colonizadores portugueses. Partindo da compreensão dessa manifestação desde o seu contexto de origem, avançaremos para o espaço brasileiro e para o vicentino de modo particular. Estuda-se o ritual a partir da visão de vários teóricos das categorias: ritual e festa. Passa-se pelas influências através do contato com outras manifestações, bem como suas características barrocas. A etnografia do ritual busca mostrar o baile em toda a sua riqueza. Observa-se o baile como um elemento agregador da comunidade com um grande poder de quebrar a rotina e estabelecer o envolvimento de todos no entorno da festa. A promessa é vista como condição essencial para realização do Baile. É através desta que o promesseiro refaz seus laços com o Santo e ritual liderado pelo guia do baile se realiza. Por fim, analisa-se o baile como uma força viva dentro do imaginário vicentino sem tendência ao desaparecimento.
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Die gelofte van 16 Desember 1838 : die herdenking en betekenis daarvan, 1838 tot 1910 (Afrikaans)

Bailey, Alana 24 July 2003 (has links)
After suffering heavy losses at the hands of the warriors of Zulu King Dingane (c. 1795-1840), a Voortrekker commando advanced against the former in December 1838. As it was evident that they would be faced by superior enemy numbers, the Voortrekkers were induced by A.W.J. Pretorius (1798-1853) and S.A. Cilliers (1801-1871), to enter into a covenant with God. Its exact words were not recorded, but eyewitnesses' later versions concurred that God had been requested to assist them in vanquishing the Zulu Army. Should they be victorious, the Voortrekkers undertook that they and their descendants would annually dedicate the day of the conquest to the glory of God alone. The Battle of Blood River took place on 16 December 1838, marking the Voortrekkers' desired victory. On the same day, the Covenant was fulfilled for the first time on the very battlefield. Thus the oldest Afrikaner national celebration, later known as Dingaan's Day or Day of the Covenant, came about. Initially the Covenant was commemorated in a small way by families and religious associates. In 1864 the General Synod of the Afrikaners' Natal Churches agreed that 16 December would henceforth be celebrated as ecclesiastical day of thanksgiving by all its congregations. This was the result of the efforts of two Dutch clergymen and supporters of Revival Theology, namely Revs. D.P.M. Huet (1827-1895) and F.L. Cachet (1835-1899). In 1865 the Executive Counsel of the South African Republic declared 16 December to be a public holiday in this Boer Republic. During the Anglo Transvaal (1880-1881) and Anglo Boer Wars (1899-1902), the commemoration of the Covenant inspired Afrikaners. The celebrations acquired a deeply nationalistic significance. A growing number of Covenant ceremonies were annually being organised throughout the Boer Republics and northern Natal. In 1894 the Government of the Free State also declared 16 December to be a public holiday. English-speaking compatriots and members of other races in general attached little importance to the Covenant, normally utilising 16 December for recreational purposes only. In 1910 an act was passed by Parliament according to which 16 December would be celebrated as a national holiday (Dingaan's Day) throughout the Union of South Africa, as of 1911. The celebration of the Covenant of 1838 has had an inestimable influence on Afrikaner and even South African cultural history. It played an important religious, national, social and educational role in everyday life, stimulating and shaping the Afrikaner's creativity, historical consciousness, ethics and intercultural relations. In 1952 the name of the day was changed from Dingaan's Day to Day of the Covenant. After 1994, in post-apartheid South Africa, it has still remained a public holiday, even though it is now known as Day of Reconciliation. The fact that it has been retained as a holiday is regarded as a significant gesture of goodwill towards Afrikaners. A study of South Africans' diverse attitudes towards the celebration of the Covenant of 1838, starting with the earliest commemorations between 1838 and 1910, may contribute towards mutual understanding and harmony. / Dissertation (MHCS)--University of Pretoria, 2004. / Historical and Heritage Studies / unrestricted
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Knightly Bird Vows: A Case Study in Late Medieval Courtly Culture

Boyce, Liel Y. 14 March 2012 (has links) (PDF)
In the late Middle Ages, there was a series of instances wherein knights vowed upon birds. Two of these, the first and the last, are historical events: The Feast of the Swans with Edward I in England on 22 May 1306 and the Feast of the Pheasant with Philip the Good in the duchy of Burgundy on 17 February 1454. Edward I held the Feast of the Swans as part of his son's dubbing ceremony, including the entire court taking vows on two swans. The Feast of the Pheasant was an elaborate banquet that Philip the Good used to gather support for a crusade. The other three are literary texts: the Voeux du paon, the Voeux de l’épervier, and the Voeux du héron. The Voeux du Paon contains an account of a group of nobility connected to Alexander the Great at a truce banquet. One of the prisoners accidentally kills a lady's peacock and the group decides to take vows on it before recommencing battle. The Voeux de l’épervier concerns Henry VII of Luxembourg en route to Italy to claim the title of Holy Roman Emperor. One of his knights accidentally kills a sparrowhawk and they decide, as a court, to take vows on it. Lastly, the Voeux du héron depicts Robert d' Artois inciting Edward III to initiate the Hundred Years' War over a heron. Each of these instances creates a sub-set, the bird vow cycle, within medieval vowing tradition. The origin of the bird vow cycle lies within that vowing tradition. John L. Grigsby has declared these instances as a crystallization of the gab convention of medieval literature. However, Grigsby ignored the Feast of the Swans and the Feast of the Pheasant since he was concentrated on defining a literary genre. This thesis attempts to show the bird vow cycle as connected this this literary tradition, but also a crystallization of the courtly culture that had developped in the late Middle Ages. It also attempts to show the origins of this cycle—it not only came out of a vowing tradition, but also is tied to King Arthur traditions. The culture of the late Middle Ages was nostalgic and looking back towards an idealistic version of the past—whether in legends like Arthur or historical figures like Alexander. Thus, the knightly bird vow cycle was a particular example of that fantasy in their culture. In conclusion, this thesis not only gathers together what literature there is on the knightly bird vow cycle, but it places it within a literary and historical context. The knightly bird vow cycle would not have been possible without a culture obsessed with fantasy and idealistic courtly culture.
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Tala är silver, tiga är guld : En kvalitativ studie om prästers upplevelser av den absoluta tystnadsplikten / Silence is golden : A qualitative study regarding clerics’ experiences of working with the clerical vow of silence

Levin-Svenson, Rebecka, Ahlbäck, Johannes January 2020 (has links)
The main purpose of this study is to find out how active clerics within the Church of Sweden experience working under the clerical vow of silence, which is mandatory for all clerical members practising individual pastoral care within the church organisation. Another purpose is to find out whether there are any occurring ethical or moral dilemmas related to the clerics’ experiences of their vow of silence. This study was conducted using semi-structured qualitative interviews with seven clerics from different parishes, mainly from the Stockholm region, with a minimum of five years of clerical work experience. The participants were asked how they regard the clerical vow of silence and if they ever considered breaking the vow during their careers. Furthermore, the participants were asked how the clerical vow of silence affects their everyday lives. The applied method for this study is the narrative analysis with a thematic approach, as described by Riessman (2008). This resulted in five recurrent main themes deriving from the interviewees answers to our main questions. Our result implies that the participants regard the clerical vow of silence as important, albeit being described as difficult to contain and cope with, thus giving rise to morally and ethically related dilemmas for some of the participants. / Huvudsyftet med denna studie är att ta reda på hur yrkesverksamma präster inom Svenska kyrkan upplever att arbeta med den absoluta tystnadsplikten, som omfattar Svenska kyrkans präster inom den enskilda själavården. Ytterligare ett syfte är att ta reda på huruvida det uppstår etiska eller moraliska dilemman i samband med deras erfarenheter av den absoluta tystnadsplikten. Genom semistrukturerade kvalitativa intervjuer har dessa utförts med sju präster från olika församlingar i Sverige, främst i Stockholmsregionen, under förutsättningen att de har varit yrkesverksamma i minst fem år. Informanterna har tillfrågats hur de betraktar den absoluta tystnadsplikten och om de någonsin har funderat kring att bryta den. Vidare har informanterna även frågats hur den absoluta tystnadsplikten påverkar dem i deras vardagsliv. Genom att använda Riessmans (2008) tematiska narrativa analys har fem huvudteman uppkommit. Dessa teman utgör resultat utifrån informanternas svar kopplade till studiens frågeställningar. Resultatet visar att informanterna upplever den absoluta tystnadsplikten som meningsfull, samtidigt som den beskrivs som svårhanterlig och således har givit upphov till etiska och moraliska dilemman för vissa av informanterna.

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