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Enclosed religious orders are
religious orders whose members strictly separate themselves from the
affairs of the
external world. The term
cloistered is...
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papal decretal of Pope
Boniface VIII
issued in 1298, that
required the
claustration of
Catholic nuns. It is
often incorrectly referred to as a
papal bull...
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known as
Iglesia de los
Conventuales (due to its
history as a
former claustration convent), is a
Roman Catholic parish church in Montevideo, Uruguay. The...
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exclusively for women. In this text,
Caesarius argues for the
practice of
claustration, the
complete containment of
women in the
monastery from
their entry...
- claus- claus- -clōs-
close cir****clusion, claudin, clause, claustral,
claustration, claustrum, clausula, clausure, cloister, closet, closure, cloture, clusivity...
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production of
other books.
Since the
Wessobrunn monastery enforced its
strict claustration it is
presumed that
these other scribes were also women.
Diemut was credited...
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distributed to the poor
people who came to
their doors daily, so the
rules of
claustration never prevented the nuns who
lived there to
minister to the poor and...
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Lemmel the
correspondence became a
window to the world,
since the
strict claustration of the nuns
severely restricted oral
communication with
anyone outside...
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heartlands of
Latin Christendom.
These included a
stricter insistence on
claustration.
William also
worked to
establish closer links among Danish church institutions...
- nuns
turned against the next abbess,
because she
wanted to
reintroduce claustration,
supported by the
abbot of
Georgenthal Abbey, who was
appointed Visitor...
