… Nonetheless, even in the deeply confessionalized world of … the end of the 16th and the
beginning of the 17th century, the … the Ursulines available within each diocese for the most urgent …

… was a diocesan priest dependent on the community, confirming the substantial
confessionalization of … appointed rector of many schools of the Order, becoming provincial of …

… The formula does not do justice to the revelations that this … in Rome, the archdiocese of
Antivari and diocese of Skopje … Fermo in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Moreover…

… During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Italy was still … Venice and the Grand Duchy
of Tuscany were still vital, as … where the reports of diocesan pastoral visits reveal that almost …

… Mediterranean in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries was so … because they do not live
as Christians, in that they do not … Locato had also been the bishop of Bagnorea, a diocese fifty-…

… decrees in the Italian dioceses from the 16th to the 17th century. As illustrated by an … did
not cease after the Council,29 that in the 17th century the convening of provincial and diocesan …

… was the Council itself, and accordingly was not at odds with his dignity as bishop: Mando
adunque a VS la Poetica Toscana… show a clear trend toward confessionalization, ie the custom …

… strongly confessionalized language of Protestant England was … that over the course of the
16th and 17th centuries, the precise … Grand Duke of Tuscany was visibly unimpressed with the …

… to the categories of confessionalization and conditioning, … Yet between the late-sixteenth
and seventeenth centuries, … inns located in their respective parishes, or else they would be …

… was an expression of the confessionalization of historiography. … , or income in the sixteenth
and seventeenth centuries. The … In AD 1244 several eremitical communities in Tuscany …