https://soundcloud.com/aeuropeanjourney/a-european-journey-63-canterbury-england In our last episode, we discovered the circumstances that led to the beginning of the English Reformation in the sixteenth century. At the end, I suggested we look at how the Reformation began to be enforced in our next…
https://soundcloud.com/aeuropeanjourney/a-european-journey-62-kimbolton-england The German Reformation began with a theological debate that was initiated by an Augustinian monk, Martin Luther. But the English Reformation was triggered by something quite different: a divorce. After having discovered the Morning Star of the Reformation in…
https://soundcloud.com/aeuropeanjourney/a-european-journey-61-lutterworth-england After William the Conqueror was established as king of England, the dominion of the Roman Catholic Church over the British Isles reached its climax. And even if several kings tried to loosen the grip of Rome, it was finally…
https://soundcloud.com/aeuropeanjourney/a-european-journey-60-sisak-croatia This is the fifth and last stage of a miniseries dedicated to Croatia. If we look carefully at all the places we have visited so far in this country, all of them were located in Dalmatia, near the Adriatic…
https://soundcloud.com/aeuropeanjourney/a-european-journey-59-krk-croatia Christian missionaries did more than just bring the faith to the Slavic people. They also created the Glagolitic alphabet, which opened the way for the development of Slavic literature. Even if this script is no longer used, many early…
