Religious Communities in Rome in the Great Western Schism

Religious Communities in Rome in the Great Western Schism
 

Online conference in Zoom, timezone Rome (GMT +1)

Org. Kirsi Salonen (Turku)

Partners : University of Turku, The project SCISMA, École française de Rome, Finnish Institute in Rome

Zoom link will be sent to the participants near the event. We welcome all to join us in discussing the Great Western Schism. If you wish to participate without giving a paper, please send an e-mail to Reima Välimäki (reima.valimaki [at] utu.fi)

Programme (timezone Rome, GMT +1)

16 November

• 14:00 Welcome, Kirsi Salonen, University of Turku
• Presentation of conference participants
• 15:00 Keynote: Joëlle Rollo-Koster, The University of Rhode Island: A Tale of Two Cities: Rome and Avignon during the Schism
  Chair: Kirsi Salonen
• 16:15 Session 1, chair: Daniel Bornstein
  James A. Palmer: Ideal Order and Lived Community: Challenges Facing Rome’s Urban Clergy during the Great Western Schism
  Reima Välimäki: Networks of Clergy in Boniface IX’s Curia
• 17:30 Session 2, chair: Armand Jamme
  Ignacio García Lascurain Bernstorff: Poverty, Charity, Neapolitan binds, and a Roman clan: The Knights Hospitaller in Rome during the Great Western Schism, 1378-1409
  Teemu Immonen: The Cistercian Community of Tre Fontane in the Schism
• 18:45 Free discussion platform

17 November

• 14:00 Keynote: Bénédicte Sère, Université Paris Nanterre: Dominicans and the Great Western Schism. An observatory of long-term ecclesiological issues at stake
  Chair: Pierre Savy
• 15:15 Session 3, chair: Marika Räsänen
  Andreas Rehberg: Strategie per far fronte alle crisi dell’ospedale e della casa madre di S. Spirito in Sassia durante il Grande scisma occidentale
  Emanuele Carletti: Una nuova comunità religiosa a Roma durante il Grande Scisma d’Occidente: i frati Servi di Maria a San Marcello (1369-1417)
• 16:30 Session 4, chair: Kirsi Salonen
  Anna Esposito: La comunità ebraica di Roma negli anni dello Scisma (1378-1417)
  Marika Räsänen: Dominicans and the Dominican saints of the Roman obedience
• Conclusion 17:30

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