The fifth session of the seminar "Citizenship, democracy and reformism" will take place on April 13 at 6 p.m., as part of the research project "The process of modernization of social protection in Portugal (1968-1976): ruptures and permanences".

The session will be attended by André Luís Costa.

The seminar takes place in a face-to-face format and online.

Link to Zoom.

The Colloquium "ReliMM - Religion in Multiple Modernities" is an annual meeting that brings together researchers who study religion and religions in the context of multiple modernities, with a view to contributing to an interdisciplinary approximation of those who share this research problematic, facilitating the creation of contexts of network circulation and cooperation.

The UCP-CEHR is the co-organising institution of this event which takes place from 22 to 23 June.

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The Centre for the Study of Religious History organises, within the Conference Cycle "Representations of Judaism in Art, History and Literature", the conference "The Jews of the 18th Century. Two Case Studies: the Lisbon Earthquake and the Seven Years' War", given by Shmuel Feiner (Bar Ilan University, Israel), on 5 June, 5.30 p.m.

Organized in partnership with the Alberto Benveniste Chair in Sephardic Studies at the Faculty of Letters of the University of Lisbon, the conference will take place in both face-to-face and virtual mode.

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The  Centre for the Study for Religious History is organising a session on "Maceira-Liz: a Catholic Factory" as part of the Citizenship, Democracy and Reform Seminar, on 22 February at 17h00.

The session will feature Isabel Bolas and will take place in person and online.

Link to Zoom.

The ‘Architecture and Liturgical Space’ Seminar, which began in January 2022, is organised by Brotéria and has the support of UCP-CEHR, in a partnership that will continue in other initiatives on the general theme of ‘Architecture Art and Religion in the 20th Century’, coordinated by João Norton, João Alves da Cunha and Paulo Fontes.

The theme ‘Cardinal Lercaro and modern religious architecture’ will take place on 15 May at 19:00.

Participation is free and does not require prior registration.

The CEHR will participate in the European Heritage Days 2024, which will take place from 20 to 22 September. 

On 20 September, between 2.30pm and 3.30pm, there will be a visit to the Historical Archives of the Lisbon Patriarchate. 

Limit: 15 people

Contact for enrolment (until 13th September): t.ponces.ccultural@patriarcado-lisboa.pt

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The Centre for Studies in Religious History is organising the Religious History Seminar, cycle 2024, on the theme ‘Santidade à portuguesa: da inventio às relíquias e do culto à história | O que nos pode revelar um cofre relicário: o caso do cofre relicário do prior D. Luís Vasques da Cunha (15th century), on 21 October at 18h00.

This event will be attended by Liliana Sousa (FLUP), João Luís Durães (FLUP) and Helena Osswald (FLUP-CITCEM; UCP-CEHR).

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 for the Study of Religious History is organizing the 10th session of the seminar "Citizenship, democracy and reformism", on the theme "The presence of the Church in public schools: the 1960s and 1970s", on June 20 at 6pm.

This session will feature António Janela and J.A. Queirós Ribeiro.

The seminar takes place in person and online.

Link to Zoom.

Brotéria and the Centre for the Study of Religious History (CEHR) are organising the seminar "Architecture and Liturgical Space" on November 30 at 11.00am.

This special session will focus on the Church of Nossa Senhora da Encarnação, in Lisbon, as a case study and will be co-ordinated by João Norton, João Alves da Cunha and Paulo Fontes.

Participation is free and does not require prior registration. 

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As part of the seminar ‘Citizenship, democracy and reformism’, the Centre of Religious History Studies is organising the session ‘Theatre in the revolution’, with the participation of Roberto Merino (ESAP), on 20 March 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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On May 16 at 6pm, the 9th session of the seminar ‘Citizenship, democracy and reformism’ will take place, as part of the research project ‘The process of modernisation of social protection in Portugal (1968-1976): ruptures and permanences’, with the theme ‘Religiosity and resistance: the place of prayer’.

This session will be attended by Jorge Revez (CEC-UL; UCP-CEHR).

The seminar takes place in person and online.

Link to  Zoom.