Women in Religion: Vocation, Spirituality, and Daily Life Abstract The medieval world, profoundly religious, found in women—of different ages, conditions, and social strata—active and participatory subjects, with a broad range of action and a unique contribution to the reform of the Church and to strengthening the role of the laity within Christendom. Some of these […]
The Thematic Minor in Medieval Studies, a new undergraduate curricular offering in effect in the 2025–2026 academic year, promoted by faculty members and researchers from NOVA FCSH—including several from the Institute for Medieval Studies (IEM)—will be presented in an information session open to all undergraduate students of NOVA FCSH. The session will take place on […]
Born on 10 February 1926, António Domingues de Sousa Costa devoted his scholarly work to Portuguese medieval history and, above all, to ecclesiastical history. Over more than four decades, he worked extensively in Portuguese and foreign archives, with particular focus on the Vatican Apostolic Archive, identifying and transcribing tens of thousands of documents relating to […]
Born on 10 February 1926, António Domingues de Sousa Costa devoted his scholarly work to Portuguese medieval history and, above all, to ecclesiastical history. Over more than four decades, he worked extensively in Portuguese and foreign archives, with particular focus on the Vatican Apostolic Archive, identifying and transcribing tens of thousands of documents relating to […]