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PASTROING, A PAIN IN THE NECK
Joan of Arc
The courageous and controversial teenager who saved her country
Life in a Medieval Village
From birth to death, a peasant woman's difficult life intersected the church.
Five Religious Options for Medieval Women
In the High Middle Ages, Christian women found many ways to live a holy life.
The Mystics
Why did mysticism flower in the medieval world—and why did women often lead in it?
TAKING THE MUDDLE OUT OF THE MEETING
The Faith Behind the Famous: Isaac Newton
He has been called "the greatest scientific genius the world has known." Yet he spent less time on science than on theology.
A Skeptic Inside the Nunnery
Spiritual vitality—and tensions—within a twelfth-century priory.
Heloise and Abelard's Tumultuous Affair
She became an acclaimed abbess; he was one of the greatest philosophers of the medieval world. Yet their fabled love deeply damaged them both.
Christian Women Writers of the Medieval World
Meet the first known dramatist of Christianity, the most famous female exegete of the nature of the Trinity, and the author of the earliest known autobiography in English.
WHEN THE HONEYMOON IS OVER
THE PRICE YOU PAY IN A GROWING CHURCH
Even successful ministry means problems.
WHAT MY FATHER TAUGHT ME ABOUT THE CHURCH
A lasting example of how to be firm, faithful, and forgiving in ministry.
Readers Respond to the 100 Events Issue
Which events should have been listed? Here's what you said.
Writings from Women in the Medieval Church
Brief selections from four key books

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