Read the latest S.H.O.P. newsletter n° 9, Autumn 2011

You can read Newsletter n° 9, Autumn 2011, by clicking on this story and following the link.  You can also access the back numbers of our Newsletter.

Noticias de Fanjeaux n° 9 2011

El boletin de las Hermanas Historiadoras de Fanjeaux en espanol.

Documentos suplementarios para Modulo I y Modulo II en español

 españolespañol      Articulos para profundizar en la lectura de la historia del siglo XIII.

Background reading material for History Course Students - Module I and Module II, English

By following this link, you will find a selection of articles to deepen your study of the preaching campaign against the Cathars in 1206-1207, the beginnings of the community at Prouilhe and the early history of hte Dominican Order.

 

Fanjeaux

Fanjeaux

 This is the view of Prouilhe from the Seignadou at Fanjeaux - according to tradition, the spot where St Dominc first had the inspiration for the site of the monastery.

Website being upgraded

To prepare for the S.H.O.P. history course, this website is in the process of being upgraded. If it does not work for you, please contact scott.steinkerchner@op.org

What's in this Dominican History Course?

Check out the syllabus for Modules I and II. Both are now available - you can enrol any time, as students work at their own pace.

This is what the first Course Units look like

This is what the first Course Units look like

To find out more about the course, download the information leaflet by following this link.

Launch of First History Course Unit

Starting January 6th - traditionally the feast of the Epiphany - the first unit of the history course module The Beginnings of the Dominican Order was sent out to students around the world. Most are receiving the course in the form of pdf e-mail attachments, but hard copy is available for those who have no Internet access, such as at the newly founded Dominican monastery in Bolivia, or those who are simply not happy with the technology. So far 100+ students are signed up for the course in English and 50+ for the Spanish version.

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