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Caritas Pirckheimer (21 March 1467 – 19 August 1532) was Abbess of Saint Clara's convent in Nuremberg at the time of the Reformation, which she opposed due to the threat posed by Martin Luther to Catholic houses of worship and religious buildings, including her own convent.
Caritas Pirckheimer: A Female Humanist. Confronts the Reformation. Paula S. Datsko Barker. Seabury- Western Theological Seminary. Caritas Pirckheimer was born into a family that valued humanist scholarship and. monastic life. She pursued both in exemplary fashion, employing her learning to cul- tivate devotion.
18 de mar. de 2023 · Summary. When Caritas Pirckheimer, abbess of the Nürnberg cloister of St. Clare’s, died in 1532, her obituary in the cloister's Totenbüchlein included the simple words “a mirror of all piety and learning and a lover of all virtues.”.
19 de ene. de 2023 · Caritas Pirckheimer: La abadesa que luchó por mantener vivo su convento. Este artículo está reservado a los miembros de Aleteia Family. Public domain. Sandra Ferrer - publicado el 19/01/23....
Download. XML. Considered by Erasmus to be one of the most learned women in Germany, Caritas Pirckheimer was also termed the German Sappho by Celtis, the Poet Laureate of Germ...
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Caritas Pirckheimer was born into a family that valued humanist scholarship and monastic life. She pursued both in exemplary fashion, employing her learning to cultivate devotion. From her activities as a young woman we can see how humanist studies were absorbed by one who had limited access to them and how male humanists viewed a woman who ...
Caritas Pirckheimer might well have become another victim of historical neglect had she not shown the foresight to record in her Journal her “finest hour,” when she alone defended her right and that of the other members of St. Clare's to maintain a system of beliefs and a way of life whose very validity and legitimacy had been openly challenged.
