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Precarity and pastoral care : nuns and bishops in the fifteenth-century diocese of Lincoln.

Marvel, Elizabeth Eager, 1983-Baylor University.2022

… care befitting their position as the brides of Christ. In late medieval England, this was due to complications of gendered care. In modern scholarship, this is due to a paucity of sources. This dissertation helps remedy the latter problem of source scarcity in order to understand the former …

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An analysis of the Local Non-Stipendiary Ministry Training Course in the Diocese of Lincoln 1980-1988

Stockton, Ian GeorgeUniversity of Hull1989

The thesis examines the development of the Diocese of Lincoln Local Ministry Course against a background of debate about local ordained ministry, a decline in numbers of stipendiary clergy and discussion of the ministry of the whole people of God. Set in the context of the emergence of …

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Approaches to the study of religious conformity in late Elizabethan and early Stuart England : with special reference to Cheshire and the diocese of Lincoln

Maltby, Judith DianeUniversity of Cambridge1991

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