Consolation on Golgotha: Comforters and Sustainers of Dying Priests in England, 1580–1625
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Auteurs : Sarah Covington [États-Unis]Source :
- The Journal of Ecclesiastical History [ 0022-0469 ] ; 2009.
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The act of comforting soon-to-be executed martyrs was a collective and participatory affair in early modern England, but it was Catholics’ consolation of dying priests that resonated with a sacramental and doctrinal meaning all its own. This article seeks to highlight the late medieval traditions as well as contemporary Tridentine practices that infused such acts of comfort, particularly as they were negotiated in a time of Catholic persecution and upheaval. Of prime importance in instructing consolers, however, was Ignatius of Loyola's Spiritual exercises, which, as this essay argues, provided a guidebook for behaviour and an answer to suffering for priests and followers alike.
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