1809-1829 AD The post-Napoleonic Restoration period sees revived power for the Catholic Church, After Napoleon
The post-Napoleonic era from 1809-1829 saw a widespread restoration of monarchical power across Europe, as well as a revival of influence for the Catholic Church. This period is often called the “Age of Metternich” after the Austrian statesman who epitomized the conservative, reactionary politics of the time. The Congress of Vienna: Rebuilding the European Order […]
1715-1880 AD Pietism grows in Lutheran Germany
Spanning the years 1715 to 1880, a transformative movement known as Pietism emerged within Lutheran Germany, marking a pivotal shift in the religious consciousness of the era. This movement, rooted deeply in the Lutheran tradition, emphasized personal faith and spirituality over institutionalized religion, reshaping the religious landscape of its time. The Emergence of Pietism in […]
Scupoli, Lorenzo: “The Spiritual Combat”
Insight into “The Spiritual Combat” by Lorenzo Scupoli: A Comprehensive Review of Its Historical, Theological, and Devotional Impact The Spiritual Combat Together with the Supplement and the Path of Paradise by Lorenzo Scupoli is a significant work in Christian spiritual literature. First published in 1875 by Rivingtons and now part of the Americana collection at […]