Corpus Christi by Miri Rubin
The Eucharist in Late Medieval Culture
This scholarly work delves into the historical and cultural significance of the Feast of Corpus Christi, exploring its origins, development, and impact on medieval society. The book examines how this religious celebration, centered around the Eucharist, became a pivotal event that shaped community identity, religious practice, and social cohesion in medieval Europe. Through a detailed analysis of liturgical texts, art, and public processions, it reveals the intricate ways in which the feast influenced both the spiritual and secular realms, highlighting its role in reinforcing the power of the Church and fostering a sense of collective belonging among believers.
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- 1991
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