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‎Pius XII and the Low Countries‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2025 paperback, Pages: 384 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:6 b/w, 1 tables b/w., Language:English, *new. ISBN 9782503617282.‎

‎The opening of the different Vatican Archives for the pontificate of Pius XII (1939-1958) in March 2020 sparked the interest of scholars across different disciplines worldwide. It invigorated tendencies to revisit the history of the 1940s and 1950s beyond the established narratives and sources, and nourished hopes to address both longstanding and emerging questions, and to discover innovative themes and approaches. Three years after the opening of these archives, a multidisciplinary group of scholars from Belgium and the Netherlands convened at a scientific conference in Rome, organized by the editors of this volume, to study the impact of the archival access on diverse research domains. This publication presents new research based on documentation unearthed in the Vatican archives, spanning both the Second World War and the postwar period and challenges existing scholarship not only on the history of the Catholic Church, but also on broader themes in the Low Countries. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Kim Christiaens, Jan De Volder, Sam Kuijken & Dries Vanysacker Part I - Historiography The State of the Art of Research on Pius XII Philippe Chenaux Different Archives on Pius XII. A Comparative Approach and Historiographic Considerations Matteo Luigi Napolitano Pope Pius XII and the Shoah. Methodological Approaches Jean-Dominique Durand Part II - The Second World War The Terrible Secret. Reflection on Holocaust Awareness in the Vatican, June 1941-December 1942 Monika Stolarczyk-Bilardie Pragmatic prudence or principled protest? The Catholic Church in Belgium and the Netherlands and the persecution of the Jews (1940-1945) according to the Vatican Archives Jan De Volder A ?diplomat Pope? in the face of war (1939-1945). As seen by Harold Tittmann Vincent Dujardin Pius XII and the Netherlands during the Second World War. Solace or silence between Utrecht and the Vatican Jan Th. M. Bank The Silences of the Popes in War. Benedict XV and Belgium, Pius XII and Poland Gabriele Rigano Part III - Intra-ecclesiastical developments Secret Visits to the Brussels Nunciature. Archbishop Clemente Micara, Father Donatus Wynant and the observant crisis in the Belgian Capuchin province Anton Milh Pius XII and Women Religious. The Belgian Perspective Kristien Suenens Wartime Canon Law. Another History of the Church during the second world conflict Élisabeth Bruyère Mgr. Paolo Giobbe?s Internunciature in the Netherlands (1935-1958). Documents in the Vatican Archives Marco Figliola Part IV - Global and cultural developments The Vatican and the burden of Postwar Divine Interventions Peter Jan Margry Pius XII and the Olympic Games of Melbourne 1956 within his broader vision on sport and in the light of his successors? contacts with the International Olympic Committee Dries Vanysacker Pius XII, Teilhard de Chardin and the Belgian Jesuits Dominique Lambert Between Fears and Hopes. Belgian Perspectives on the Catholic Turn Towards Latin America (1945-1958) Kim Christiaens and Sam Kuijken Further Notes on Eugenio Pacelli?s ?Ostpolitik? Johan Ickx List of Contributors Register of historical persons‎

‎Fîr d'èsse walon. Études d'histoire en l'honneur du professeur Luc Courtois‎

‎, Brepols, 2023 Paperback, 340 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:11 b/w, 1 maps b/w, Language(s):French, English. ISBN 9782503601830.‎

‎Summary Vingt-quatre contributions portant sur toutes les périodes historiques et sur des thématiques chères au jeune émérite: l'histoire de la théologie et du christianisme, l'histoire de la Wallonie, l'histoire de l'Université catholique de Louvain, la bande dessinée et la littérature de jeunesse en tant que sources historiques. TABLE OF CONTENTS Préface Eddy LOUCHEZ & Dries VANYSACKER RÉGIS BURNET Comment rédiger une notice sur (Saint) Luc ? Quelques pistes pour le DHGE JEAN-MARIE AUWERS Erat et piscis Christus. Le symbolisme du poisson chez Pierre Chrysologue FREDERIK KEYGNAERT Ademar of Chabannes on the Power to Bind and Loose JEAN-MARIE YANTE L'exportation du savoir-faire sidérurgique wallon (XIVe-XVIIe siècles) JEAN-PIERRE DELVILLE Corneille Jansenius d'Hulst, exégète à Louvain et évêque de Gand (1510-1576) MATHIJS LAMBERIGTS Do Future Priests Need an Active Knowledge of Latin? The Debate in the Preparatory Commission for Studies and Universities ANDRÉ HAQUIN Les Journées ?cuméniques de Chevetogne (1991 et 1992) et les Églises orientales catholiques LIEVE GEVERS et LOUIS VOS L'Épiscopat belge et le mouvement flamand GENEVIÈVE WARLAND L'État indépendant du Congo au miroir de la Revue Générale et de la Revue de Belgique, 1870-1914 BERNARD JOASSART Albert Houtin vu par les bollandistes JAN DE VOLDER A noble peace mediation. Countess de Merode and Cardinal Mercier EMMANUEL DEBRUYNE « Cet esprit de sacrifice qui fait le bon soldat ». L'engagement du clergé catholique dans la guerre de l'ombre en pays occupé (1914-1918) DRIES VANYSACKER Roger Aubert et son réseau italien pendant les années 1950-1960 JEAN-DOMINIQUE DURAND Jacques Maritain. Une philosophie d'inspiration chrétienne de la Nation et de l'Europe YVES CHIRON Solesmes et l'intégrisme 1946-1975 VINCENT PETIT L'abbé Isenbart (1926-1985), « confesseur » de Bastien-Thiry. Mystique et politique chez un curé de campagne EDDY LOUCHEZ « Aussitôt je leur ai donné quelques bonnes calottes ». Léon Balter, oblat de Marie Immaculée wallon, en tant que principal d'écoles indiennes au Canada dans la première moitié du XXe siècle PHILIPPE DENIS Les métamorphoses de la congrégation des Dominicaines Missionnaires de Namur PAUL SERVAIS L'héritage de Vincent Lebbe au XXIe siècle PHILIPPE CHANSON Littérature et peinture en Haïti : au souffle du politique, de l'indigénisme et du religieux, une émergence conjointe entre pays rêvé et paysages réels FRANÇOISE ROSART ET GUY ZELIS Maurice Bellet (1923-2018), conteur d'histoires pour la jeunesse (1948-1962) PHILIPPE MARTIN Les schtroumpfs et le livre PHILIPPE DELISLE Yves Chaland, passeur de la BD « franco-belge classique » au début des années 1980 JEAN PIROTTE Épilogue : Luc Courtois ou de l'amitié comme chemin de progression dans la connaissance Table des contributeurs Index des personnages historiques (Eddy Louchez) Tabula Gratulatoria‎

‎Quintessence of Lives, Intellectual Biographies in the Low Countries presented to Jan Roegiers‎

‎, Brepols, 2010 The Quintessence of Lives Intellectual Biographies in the Low Countries presented to Jan Roegiers XXXVII 513 p., 160 x 245 mm, Languages: English,Paperback. ISBN 9782503532103.‎

‎What is the essence of a life? Which elements merit selection by a biographer? Which should be discreetly left out? To what extent can an intellectual?s thoughts and actions be captured in schemes and structures, without distorting or reducing the richness of a multifarious personality? These are the questions which underlie the contributions to the volume The Quintessence of Lives: Intellectual Biographies in the Low Countries presented to Jan Roegiers. More than twenty-five historians have written intellectual biographies of figures who created a ?second life? for themselves on paper. All persons discussed are firmly rooted in the intellectual life of the Low Countries and were active there between the sixteenth and the twentieth century. The volume is offered on the occasion of the retirement of Prof. Dr. Jan Roegiers as full professor at the K.U.Leuven. As head librarian and archivist, also in charge of the university?s art collections, Jan Roegiers played a pivotal role in collecting, preserving and making available the documentary and artistic inheritance of the University of Leuven. His main interest is in the intellectual and ecclesiastical history of the Low Countries in the Modern period, but his curiosity also made him venture far beyond the boundaries of the research group in which he was active as professor ordinarius. Whatever the topic, all his texts show how much he valued the craftmanship of historiography, his great consideration for the wider context which codetermines the acts and writings of committed intellectuals, and his relish for erudition. These same features are variously reflected in the biographical contributions in this volume. They illustrate how social and cultural trends in the surrounding environment affect the actual course of action chosen by individuals who helped shape the intellectual life of our region. Academically trained lay people and clerics, as well as academics from many disciplines are to be encountered here. The authors look at how they react to the Zeitgeist, how they often go against the current and leave their mark on a whole era; or how individuals who enjoyed the same education eventually go opposite ways and proclaim conflicting views. The book will be published in the series Bibliotheque de la Revue d?histoire ecclesiastique, in recognition of the important part Jan Roegiers has played these many years as director of this international academic journal, which has recently started a formal cooperation with Brepols Publishers. The contributions, mainly in English and French, but also in German and Dutch are written by Erik Aerts, Bruno Boute, Rob Brusten and friends, Luc Courtois, Pierre Delsaerdt, Jean-Pierre Delville, Wim Francois, Willem Frijhoff, Lieve Gevers, Craig Harline, Guido Hendrix, Marion Huibrechts, Staf Janssens, Eddy Louchez, Jeroen Nilis, Ernest Persoons, Eddy Put, Toon Quaghebeur, Ludo Simons, Violet Soen, Gilbert Tournoy, Michel van Meerbeeck, Dries Vanysacker, Johan Verberckmoes, Tom Verschaffel, Dries Welkenhuyzen, and Kaat Wils.‎

‎Pulchritudo tam antiqua et tam nova. Studies in History of Christianity in Honour of Mathijs Lamberigts/Études d'histoire du christianisme en l'honneur de M. Lamberigts‎

‎, Brepols, 2020 Paperback, 368 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:30 b/w, 1 col., Languages: Latin, French. ISBN 9782503582337.‎

‎Summary This volume contains twenty-two articles that colleagues and friends of Mathijs Lamberigts, Dean of the Faculty of Theology at KULeuven and Director of the Revue d'histoire ecclésiastique - Louvain Journal Church History, offer him for his 65th birthday. These articles cover all periods in the history of Christianity, from the apocrypha on Saint Matthew to contemporary Christianity, and focus on themes dear to the dedicatee (Pelagianism, Julian of Eclan, Christianity in Flanders, the Louvain' tradition, the Second Vatican Council). Ce volume rassemble vingt-deux articles que des collègues et amis de Mathijs Lamberigts, qui fut doyen de la faculté de théologie de la KULeuven et directeur de la Revue d'histoire ecclésiastique, lui offrent pour ses 65 ans. Ces articles couvrent toutes les périodes de l'histoire du christianisme, depuis les apocryphes sur saint Matthieu jusqu'au christianisme contemporain, et privilégient les thèmes chers au dédicataire (le pélagianisme, Julien d'Éclane, le christianisme en Flandre, la tradition louvaniste, le concile Vatican II). TABLE OF CONTENTS Régis Burnet, Les missions de Matthieu : trajet d'un évangéliste baroudeur Johan Leemans, The Use of the Diatribe in the Sermons of Asterius of Amaseia Jean-Marie Auwers & Michel Cozic, Julien d'Éclane, lecteur du Cantique des cantiques Lieve Watteeuw, The Illuminated Parchment Mitre of Bishop Jacques de Vitry (c. 1165-1240) Paul Bertrand, L'action d'Hugues de Saint-Cher, légat en terre d'Empire (1251-1253). Diplomatie et diplomatique ecclésiastiques Jean-Pierre Delville, Léonard de Vinci, lecteur de la Bible Ralph Dekoninck, Une kénose de l'image. De la peinture d'autel à la sculpture cultuelle de la première modernité dans les anciens Pays-Bas Rob Faesen, In actione contemplativus - An Ideal of the Devotio Moderna and Some Antecedents in Spiritual Authors from the Low Countries Violet Soen, Borderland Bishops in Cambrai, Noblemen Defending the Frontiers of Faith in the Age of the Council of Trent Wouter Druwé, The Relationship between Secular and Ecclesiastical Authorities in the Consultations of Pontifical Law by Joannes Wamesius (1524-1590) Jan De Maeyer & Kristien Suenens, Religion, Gender and Identity. Female religious and material culture in the nineteenth century Herman Teule, From Aleppo to Khosrova: Paul Bedjan and his Compendium conciliorum oecumenicorum undecim Dries Vanysacker, What ecclesiastical Archives can contribute to Social History: Religious Testimonies on Italian Soldiers in Belgium during the First World War? Luc Courtois, La dernière bataille de l'archiépiscopat du cardinal Mercier? L'accession de Paulin Ladeuze à l'épiscopat (1925-1929) Jean Pirotte, Fragrances néo-pélagiennes au milieu du 20e siècle. Le culte de la nature dans le scoutisme catholique belge Jan De Volder, Nostra Aetate's "Slumbering Existence"? - An Assessment of the Interfaith Dialogue During the Pontificate of Pope Paul VI Lieve Gevers, Vatican II en perspective. La Flandre catholique et la révolution des années soixante Eddy Louchez, Ad Gentes et les Missionnaires Oblats de Marie Immaculée, de l'espérance à l'assimilation Jean-Pascal Gay, Global Thils? Un théologien du 20e s. et la traduction de ses oeuvres Jean-Dominique Durand, Le cardinal Giuseppe Siri entre Occident et communisme Philippe Denis, The correspondance of Denis Hurley, archbishop of Durban, as a historical source Frederik Keygnaert, The Abolishment of the Local Interdict in the Revised Code of Canon Law (1983)‎

‎Quintessence of Lives. Intellectual Biographies in the Low Countries presented to Jan Roegiers,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2010 Paperback, XXXVII+513 p., 160 x 245 mm ISBN 9782503532103.‎

‎What is the essence of a life? Which elements merit selection by a biographer? Which should be discreetly left out? To what extent can an intellectual?s thoughts and actions be captured in schemes and structures, without distorting or reducing the richness of a multifarious personality? These are the questions which underlie the contributions to the volume The Quintessence of Lives: Intellectual Biographies in the Low Countries presented to Jan Roegiers. More than twenty-five historians have written intellectual biographies of figures who created a ?second life? for themselves on paper. All persons discussed are firmly rooted in the intellectual life of the Low Countries and were active there between the sixteenth and the twentieth century. The volume is offered on the occasion of the retirement of Prof. Dr. Jan Roegiers as full professor at the K.U.Leuven. As head librarian and archivist, also in charge of the university?s art collections, Jan Roegiers played a pivotal role in collecting, preserving and making available the documentary and artistic inheritance of the University of Leuven. His main interest is in the intellectual and ecclesiastical history of the Low Countries in the Modern period, but his curiosity also made him venture far beyond the boundaries of the research group in which he was active as professor ordinarius. Whatever the topic, all his texts show how much he valued the craftmanship of historiography, his great consideration for the wider context which codetermines the acts and writings of committed intellectuals, and his relish for erudition. These same features are variously reflected in the biographical contributions in this volume. They illustrate how social and cultural trends in the surrounding environment affect the actual course of action chosen by individuals who helped shape the intellectual life of our region. Academically trained lay people and clerics, as well as academics from many disciplines are to be encountered here. The authors look at how they react to the Zeitgeist, how they often go against the current and leave their mark on a whole era; or how individuals who enjoyed the same education eventually go opposite ways and proclaim conflicting views. The book will be published in the series Bibliotheque de la Revue d?histoire ecclesiastique, in recognition of the important part Jan Roegiers has played these many years as director of this international academic journal, which has recently started a formal cooperation with Brepols Publishers. The contributions, mainly in English and French, but also in German and Dutch are written by Erik Aerts, Bruno Boute, Rob Brusten and friends, Luc Courtois, Pierre Delsaerdt, Jean-Pierre Delville, Wim Francois, Willem Frijhoff, Lieve Gevers, Craig Harline, Guido Hendrix, Marion Huibrechts, Staf Janssens, Eddy Louchez, Jeroen Nilis, Ernest Persoons, Eddy Put, Toon Quaghebeur, Ludo Simons, Violet Soen, Gilbert Tournoy, Michel van Meerbeeck, Dries Vanysacker, Johan Verberckmoes, Tom Verschaffel, Dries Welkenhuyzen, and Kaat Wils. Languages: English.‎

‎Hekserij in Brugge, de magische leefwereld van een stadsbevolking 16de- 17de eeuw‎

‎Brugge 1988 genootschap voor geschiedenis Soft cover 1° Edition ‎

‎Hekserij in Brugge, de magische leefwereld van een stadsbevolking 16de- 17de eeuw 240 x 160 mm, 203 pp, z/w geïllustreerd, zeer goede staat‎

‎The Quintessence of lives. Intellectual biographies in the Low Countries presented to Jan Roegiers‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols 2010 xxxvii + 513pp., also contains bibliography of Jan Roegiers, 25cm., softcover, dustwrapper, fine condition, [most of the contributions are in English and French], in the series "Bibliothèque de la Revue d'Histoire Ecclésiastique" vol.91, B78311‎

‎Repertorium van Antwerpse boekenveilingen 1750-1800‎

‎Antwerpen, Ufsia 1999 119pp., 25cm., gebroch., mooie staat, overdruk uit "De Gulden Passer" (1997), B89275‎

‎The Garampi correspondence. A chronological list of the private correspondence of cardinal Giuseppe Garampi (1741-1792)‎

‎Leuven, Bibliotheek van de faculteit godgeleerdheid 1997 xxiii + 429pp., 24cm., softcover, in the series "Instrumenta Theologica" vol.19, very good, R94309‎

‎The Quintessence of Lives. Intellectual Biographies in the Low Countries presented to Jan Roegiers. (Festschrift ) .‎

‎" Turnhout, Brepols , 2010, in-80, xxxvii + 513 pp, ills., stiff paper wrapper. Essays in Dutch, French or English. Publ. in the series ""Bibliothèque de la Revue d'Histoire ecclésiastique"", fascicule 91. Festschrift .."‎