Civic Christianity in Fifteenth-Century Treviso: The Confraternity and Hospital of Santa Maria dei Battuti

Contributor(s): David D’Andrea

Piis enim pia conveniunt: Music for the Società della Santa Croce in Cento (1606)

Contributor(s): Linda Maria Koldau

The Residence and Loggia della Misericordia (il Bigallo): Art and Architecture of Confraternal Piety, Charity, and Virtue in Late Medieval Florence

Contributor(s): Phillip Joseph Earenfight

Charity and Confessional Difference in Seventeenth-Century France: The Maison de Charité of Loudun, 1648-1685

Contributor(s): Edwin Bezzina

A Major Confraternity Commission in Quito, Ecuador: the Church of El Sagrario

Contributor(s): Susan V. Webster

Confraternities and Brotherhoods in Spain, 1500-1800

Contributor(s): William J. Callahan

Lo statuto della confraternita dei SS. Crispino e Crispiniano dei calzolai tedeschi. Introduzione e testo

Contributor(s): Anna Osbat

Confraternities and Popular Religion in the Kingdom of Navarra during the Ancient Regime

Contributor(s): Gregorio Silanes Susaeta

Project: Irish Confraternities, 1400-1700

Contributor(s): Colm Anthony Lennon

Between Piety and Sin: Zaragoza's Confraternity of San Roque, Syphilis, and Sodomy

Contributor(s): Cristian Berco

Assistance to the Poor on a Royal Model: The Example of the Misericórdias in the Portuguese Empire from the Sixteenth to the Eighteenth Century

Contributor(s): Isabel dos Guimarães Sá

"Quant'è bella giovinezza: Youth and the Medici in Later Quattrocento Florence."

Contributor(s): Domenico Angelo Zanrè

St. Joseph in Italian Renaissance Society and Art. New Directions and Interpretations

Contributor(s): Erin J. Campbell

Measuring the Impact of Brotherhood: Robert Putnam’s Making Democracy Work and Confraternal Studies

Contributor(s): Dylan Reid

Editor’s Note

Contributor(s): Konrad Eisenbichler

Bit Part or Leading Role? Confraternal Drama Studies in the Academy

Contributor(s): Nerida Newbigin

Re-viewing the Image of Confraternities in Renaissance Visual Culture

Contributor(s): Barbara Wisch

Belief, Devotion, and Memory in Early Modern Italian Confraternities

Contributor(s): Lance Lazar

San Filippo Benizi, ‘Honour of the Servi and Florence’: His Cycle and Cult at SS. Annunziata, c. 1475–1671

Contributor(s): Alana O'Brien

An Unusual Privilege of Early Modern Roman Confraternities

Contributor(s): Peter Blastenbrei