Catholic University’s Rare Books Department, part of Special Collections, had another great year with targeted acquisitions via purchase, with eight items from five national and one international professional book sellers. Four of our recent wares are detailed below; two others were discussed in a recent post about the generous bequest of Msgr. Robert Trisco, and Read More
Posts with the tag: Pope Clement XI
The Archivist’s Nook – Acquisitions de Livres – Rare Book Acquisitions, 2025-2026
Posted in: News & Events The Archivist's Nook | Tags: acquisitions, Bourbon, French Revolution, Heresy, Jansenism, Louis XV, Pope Clement XI, Rare Books, recusant, Reformation, Vulgate | Comment
The Archivist’s Nook: Neither Quenya nor Klingon – Glagolitic books in the Clementine Library
– How many languages does the Church speak? – All of them. (a Sunday school joke) By proclaiming being “Catholic” (meaning “universal”), the Catholic Church highlights its missionary effort to bring the light of the Gospel to every corner of the world and all nations. And often, there’s no other way to reach a community Read More
Posted in: Digital Scholar Bytes The Archivist's Nook | Tags: Albani Family, Blogs, Clementine Library, Croatia, glagolitic, Pope Clement XI, rare books, Rare Books, Religious Studies, Slavic languages, slavs, St. Jerome, Sts. Cyril and Methodius, Ukraine, Ukrainian Catholics, University Archives | Comment
Rare Books launches the Unigenitus collection cataloging project
After some 80 years at CUA, the collection of pamphlets and manuscripts related to the 1713 papal bull Unigenitus is being cataloged in advance of the 300th anniversary of this document, issued by Pope Clement XI to combat the doctrinal errors of Jansenism. More information on this collection, once part of Pope Clement’s library, may Read More
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