The spiritual teachings of Bernard of Clairvaux : an intellectual history of the early Cistercian Order

by John R. Sommerfeldt

Cistercian Studies Series [Liturgical Press] (125)

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A thematic and carefully documented introduction to the theology of Saint Bernard and to pastoral application. Readers will gain insights not only into Bernard's influence within twelfth-century monasteries and the church at large, but also into his continuing importance to the spiritual journey today.

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John R. Sommerfeldt is professor emeritus at the University of Dallas. He was the founder of the Medieval Institute at Western Michigan University and, for many years, hosted the International Congress on Medieval Studies held each year at that University. In 1972 he came to the University of Dallas to serve as its president. He then returned to show more teaching at that university until 2010 when he retired and was made professor emeritus. He has written or edited thirty volumes on matters intellectual and cultural. show less

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Religion & Spirituality, Nonfiction, History
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248.8ReligionChristian practice & observanceChristian experience, practice, lifeChristian Living for specific groups
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BX4700 .B5 .S66Philosophy, Psychology and ReligionChristian DenominationsChristian DenominationsCatholic ChurchBiography and portraitsIndividualSaints
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