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The Enlightenment and religion: The myths of modernity Amazon.com https://www.amazon.com   › Enlightenment-religion-myt... This book   challenges the traditional view of the Enlightenment   and defends the view that it was far less deistic, secular, and anti-Christian than has been ... 4.0 (1)   ·   $29.63   · ‎30-day returns

The Enlightenment and religion OAPEN https://library.oapen.org  › bitstream › handle PDF by SJ Barnett  ·  2004  ·  Cited by 328 —  French restoration, the Marquis  de Bouillé still blamed  the Revolu- tion on the  Paris parlement's Jansenist  ' party '.68 As Munck has illus- trated in his 

Just beginnings of Play: The Battles of the Queen Mother, her Son the Saint & Knighted King who was consecrated to the Queen of Heaven By Fred Martinez St. Ferdinand III Three Act Play about  King St. Fernando III By Fred Martinez Ten year old Fernando lying in bed dying with repulsive sores. Berenguera says in tears to three knights and three ladies:  Help me to take Fernando to the Church of Our Lay of Ona because death is looming over him. At the church with Fernando lying in front of her and Our Lady of Ona behind him, Berengurea cries out:  Mistress of Heaven, remember that you are the Mother of Mercy! Turn your eyes away from my sin as a queen and consider my sufferings as a mother. I know well the mercy of thy Son. You, my Mother, who suffered these same sorrows help me in my need. The reason for his affliction is the punishment for my sins forgive my sins. Look, oh Mother at this my son because he's yours and never was it heard that whoever is yours and t...

https://www.bartleby.com/lit-hub/lives-of-the-saints/volume-v-may/st-ferdinand-iii-king-of-castile-and-leon-confessor/ Rev. Alban Butler (1711–73). Volume V: May. The Lives of the Saints. 1866. May 30 St. Ferdinand III., King of Castile and Leon, Confessor   H E  was eldest son to Alphonsus, king of Leon, and of Berangera of Castile, elder sister   1  of Blanche, mother of St. Lewis of France, and was born about the end of the year 1198 or some time in 1199. Beranga had been obliged by Pope Innocent III. to a separation from Alphonsus of Leon after having borne to him two sons, Ferdinand and Alphonsus, and two daughters, because, though in the third degree of consanguinity, they had been married without a dispensation, which was at that time very difficult to be obtained. But because this marriage had been contracted  bona fide  by the decrees of the pope, and the states of the two kingdoms, their children were declared their lawful heirs. Berangera returne...