In the history of the Church, few figures combine spiritual depth with such decisive historical influence as Saint Bernard of Clairvaux. His sweetness, ascetic firmness, and theological clarity not only transformed monastic life in the 12th century but also marked a turning point in the defense of the faith. Among …
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Few names in history evoke as much fascination and mystery as the Knights Templar. Their legacy has been the subject of countless theories, novels, and movies, but behind the veil of legends lies a much deeper reality: they were monks and warriors, a religious order consecrated to God that played …
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The history of the Church is marked by great councils that defined its course, strengthened its doctrine, and, in some cases, were the scene of controversial decisions. Among them, the Council of Vienne (1311-1312 AD) holds a special place. Convened during a period of deep political and ecclesiastical crisis, this …
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