Brotéria and the Centre for the Study of Religious History are organizing the session "Contemporary religious architecture: state of the question" on June 19 at 7p.m., as part of the Seminar on Architecture and Liturgical Space.

Participation is free and does not require prior registration.

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The Network of Archives of Religious Institutions (RAIR) is organising its 9th meeting, ‘Personal archives’, in both face-to-face and virtual formats, on 8 November at 14:30.

RAIR aims to promote the study, preservation, organisation and dissemination of the documentary heritage of religious institutions.

This will be the ninth meeting of the Network of Archives of Religious Institutions (RAIR), whose aims are to promote the study, preservation, organisation and dissemination of the documentary heritage of religious institutions.

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The book "O culto de Nossa Senhora da Nazaré: perspetiva multidisciplinar" (The cult of Our Lady of Nazaré: a multidisciplinary perspective), published by Universidade Católica Editora (UCE) and coordinated by Pedro Penteado, researcher at the Centre of Religious History Studies (CEHR), Universidade Católica, will be presented on 28 January 2023, at the Nazaré Municipal Library.

This initiative is co-organised by the CEHR, the Research Centre on Peoples and Cultures and the UCE.

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On October 13, at 14h30, the fourth session of the seminar "Citizenship, democracy and reformism" will take place, in the scope of the research project '25 de Abril: permanências, ruturas e recomposições', which will be active from 2021 to 2026.

The session counts with the participation of José Miguel Sardica and Fátima Moura Ferreira.

The seminar takes place in both face-to-face and online formats.

As part of the seminar ‘Citizenship, democracy and reformism’, the Centre for Studies in Religious History is organising the session ‘The chaplains against’, with the participation of José Martins Júnior, on 17 October at 5pm, in a hybrid format.

The Citizenship, Democracy and Reform Seminar has been taking place since 2022 as part of the research project ‘25 April: permanences, ruptures and recompositions’ and will be active until 2026. Its aims are: to study the problem of ‘25 April, permanences, ruptures and recompositions’, seeking to take stock of the history 50 years on: what is known and what is not known; to promote meetings and encourage common reflection between researchers in the field of Contemporary Religious History; to allow new research to be presented.

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The Centre of Religious History Studies is organising the seminar ‘Synodality: Portugal between synods and councils’, on the theme ‘Metaphysics and Incarnation: The recension of Nicaea reflected in Potamius of Lisbon’, on 17 February at 18h00.

This session will be attended by José Carlos Lopes de Miranda (UCP-FFCS; UCP-FT).

Registration and more information: Centro de Estudos de História Religiosa. 

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The Centre of Religious History Studies is organising a Religious History Seminar, cycle 2024, on the theme ‘Santidade à portuguesa: da inventio às relíquias e do culto à história | A evolução histórica do culto e dos processos de canonização’, on 9 December at 18h00.

This event will be attended by João Pedro Bizarro (UCP-FT).

This cycle, organised in partnership with the Cabido Portucalense and with the support of the University of Porto's CITCEM, consists of 12 sessions between February and December 2024 (with an interruption in August).

The sessions are free to attend (although prior registration is required), at the Porto Cathedral and broadcast online.

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The  Centre of Religious History Studies is organising the researchers' seminar “Roman Archives for the Religious History of Portugal” on March 14 at 15h00.

This session will be moderated by Francesco Renzi (UCP-CEHR) and commented on by João Luís Fontes (IEM/NOVA FCSH; UCP-CEHR), among other guests.

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The 8th session of the seminar "Citizenship, democracy and reformism", under the theme "Problem of decadence and messianism at the end of the Estado Novo regime", takes place on 13 July at 17h00.

The session will be attended by Elisabete Francisco.

The seminar takes place in person and online.

The link to the  Zoom.

The Centre for the Study of Religious History is organising, as part of the Citizenship, Democracy and Reform Seminar, a session on "The Catholic Press after the April Revolution: the case of Nova Terra", on 18 April at 17h00.

The session will be attended by Rui Martins.

The seminar takes place in person and online.

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