Place-making is a central activity for Christian groups. Yet the scholarly literature contains
little comparative conversation on local Christian theories of place. This article 'thinks across' …

Although there is by now a substantial body of ethnographic work on contemporary
mosques in the West, none of this engages seriously with recently developed insights from …

This research aims to scrutinize, from a tourist perspective, the enhancement of gastronomic
offerings produced in Benedictine monasteries. The methodology is divided into two distinct …

Abstract In his 1954 poem,“Church Going,” Phillip Larkin anticipated the end of religion and
the ruination of Britain's churches.“What remains,” Larkin asked “when disbelief has gone …

In this article, I argue that Benedictine stability might provide a rational modulation for some
people to not only cope with but also flourish during the pandemic vis-à-vis the stay-at-home …

This article rethinks historiographical approaches to the university settlement movement
through a case study of one settlement house: Toynbee Hall. It argues that this institutional …

This research aims to scrutinize, from a tourist perspective, the enhancement of gastronomic
offerings produced in Benedictine monasteries. The methodology is divided into two distinct …

St. Meinrad Seminary and School of Theology, a seminary located in southern Indiana, was
founded in 1857 by monks of the Benedictine order of Einsiedeln in Switzerland. The …

This paper draws on digital ethnography to examine the experience of a Catholic English
Benedictine monastery in the context of restrictions on religious gatherings during the global …

The history of Christian architecture is indicative of shifts in ritual process. Tamboer
considers the difference between creating reconstructions for educational use as opposed to …