01728nam a2200169Ia 4500008004100000020002900041041000800070050002200078100001800100245009800118260005200216300003600268505100600304650011901310952011201429999001701541240426s9999    xx            000 0 und d  a97803000607680300060769   aeng  aBR742 b.D84 1992  aDuffy, Eamon  4aThe Stripping of the Altars : bTraditional Religion in England, c.1400-c.1580 /cEamon Duffy  aNew Haven, CT : bYale University Press, c1992  axii, 654 p. : bill. ; c24 cm.  apt. I. The Structures of Traditional Religion. A. Liturgy, Learning and the Laity. 1. Seasons and Signs: the Liturgical Year. The Ceremonies of Holy Week. Sacred Place, Sacred Time. "Sacred" and "Secular" Time? 2. How the Plowman learned his Paternoster. Priests, People, and Catechesis. The Impact of Catechesis: Imagery and Dramatic Evidence. The Impact of Literacy: Lay Didactic and Devotional Collections. The Coming of Print. B. Encountering the Holy. 3. The Mass. Seeing the Host. Seeing and Believing. "Dredd" into "Sweetness" Spectators or Participants? Lay Religion and the Mass. Praying the Mass: the Individual's Experience. Praying the Mass: Privatization? Praying the Mass: the Parochial Experience. Making the Peace. 4. Corporate Christians. Guild and Parish. 5. The Saints. The Saints in their Images. "The debt of interchanging neighborhood" Old and New Allegiances. Holiness and Help. Coins, Candles, and Contracts. Gift, Grace, and Fellow-feeling. Pilgrimage. St Walstan of Bawburgh.  aCatholic Church—England—Customs and practices.Church of England—Customs and practices.Reformation—England.  00104070aGETSbGETSc GENd2024-04-26l0oBR742 .D84 1992p00033676r2024-04-26 16:26:45w2024-04-26yBK  c52804d52804