• Home
  • About
  • Blog
  • Contact

Building Catholic Culture

  • Books and Articles
  • Family Culture
  • Benedictine Spirituality
  • Education
  • Catholic Cultural Literacy
  • Art
  • Catholic Beer

Citeaux

Architecture

Cluny: The Lost Capital of Medieval Culture

Wine, Romanesque architecture, and the monastic life, all reached their high point in the Middle Ages, tucked away in the province of Burgundy. You may not have heard of Cluny, but, from its humble founding in 910, it quickly constructed the largest church in Europe and built an independent network Read more…

By Jared Staudt, 5 yearsMarch 5, 2020 ago
Subscribe to BCC Blog

Recent Posts
  • Ten Ways Pope Francis Built Up Catholic Culture
  • Self-Selection: The Problem with Our Penance
  • Covenant and Commandments: How to Abide in Jesus
  • The Sundays of Lent Are Still Lent
  • The Three Types of Christmas—And How to Celebrate Them
Categories
  • Advent (2)
  • Architecture (6)
  • Art (23)
  • Beer (12)
  • Benedictine Monasticism (10)
  • Cultural Artifact (14)
  • Cultural Literacy (10)
  • Culture (27)
  • Easter (6)
  • Eastern Christianity (6)
  • Education (8)
  • Family (4)
  • Feast Days and Liturgical Seasons (19)
  • History (18)
  • Lent (13)
  • Literature (12)
  • Music (9)
  • Painting (10)
  • Pilgrimage (7)
  • Poetry (4)
  • Prayer (17)
  • Saints (17)
  • Sculpture (5)
  • Spiritual Life (3)
  • Work (5)
  • Contact
Hestia | Developed by ThemeIsle