The excellent Danish based Medieval Histories site has an interesting piece about liturgical music at Cluny and at the Cluniac influenced ...

John Dillon posted on the Medieval Religion discussion group the following piece about one of the Holy Abbots of Cluny - a monastic traditi...

The day before yesterday, had it not been Sunday, would have been the feast of St Luke. John Dillon posted this impressive selection of ima...

Today is, I learn from the Medieval Religion discussion group, the feast day assigned to St Majolus (Mayeul) of Cluny, on eof the four grea...

The other day I was looking on the Internet for some pictures of the remains of the abbey at Cluny in answer to an enquiry from a friend, ...

Over the weekend I finally finished reading C.W.Hollister's Henry I , which is published by Yale UP in their series on English Monarc...

Yesterday's terrible train crash just outside the city will clearly overshadows celebrations in santiago de Compostela for St James...

From Paray we travelled back in the direction of Ars to visit Cluny and the remains of the abbey. When we were planning this pilgrimage I ...

I was interested to read in a recent post on the Medieval Religion discussion group that Pope Gregory VII started to mandate a standa...

The Medieval Religion discussion group has pointed me to two very interesting websites. The first is about Romanesque architecture and ...

Regular readers will know that one of my continuing interests is in the Cluniac tradition. Today I was pointed by a post on the Medieval Rel...

Following on from my post referring to Lewes Priory in my piece about St Pancras Stephanie Mann of Supremacy and Survival has posted about...

I have added two additional sites to the list at the side. One is Sancta Missa which is a series of resources for those using or interest...

Dom Donald at Nunraw has copied my post on Cluny on his blog, and I will repay the compliment by circulating his post on Scottish Cluniac ho...