The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Funds our Jonah Team!
25 November 2018
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Announces Grant Recipients in Honor of National Bible Week WASHINGTON— In honor of National Bible Week (November 18-24, 2018), the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine (CCD) announces the awarding grants in the amount of $60,844 for three projects that support the goals of the CCD to promote Catholic biblical literacy and Catholic […]
Only a few days left to apply: researcher-months at the French Research Centre in Jerusalem
25 November 2018
The Fondation Maison des Sciences de l’Homme has just launched calls for applications for postdoctoral fellowships under the Atlas programme.programme Atlas In 2019 – and for the first time – the CRFJ and the FMSH are partnering to offer grants lasting 2 to 3 months. These grants complement the CRFJ’s research grants scheme: they do […]
“PRISM: Creative Rendezvous at the Paris Design Forum next Sunday, 18 November
11 November 2018
The experimental interface of our ‘digital scroll’ appeals in particular to art historians, who are happy to find a recent translation (still in progress) of the Vulgate, and medievalists, who are happy to find the format of the Glosis and the Polyglote, but also … designers. At the invitation of Jerusalem Design Week last June, […]
News from the Jerusalem office, autumn 2018
11 November 2018
During the summer of 2018: significant enhancement of our multimedia annotation, in the spirit of “PRIXM”. The assistants had a few distractions when Professor Émile Puech asked for television sanctuary to … watch and comment on the football World Cup together ! Our office was very busy, with five assistants working there between June and […]
Biblical epigraphy in the Middle Ages: collaboration with the CESCM to rediscover the Scriptures “in three Ds”.
11 November 2018
This is one of the fine results of the MEODE (“Mises en Oeuvres Des Écritures”) colloquia co-organised with various Paris universities over the last two years, under the leadership of Professor Christiane Veyrard-Cosme: The C.E.S.C.M. (Centre d’études supérieures de la civilisation médiévale, CNRS) in Poitiers has signed a collaboration agreement with the École Biblique within […]
Summer 2018 sessions
11 November 2018
Summer School with Boston College This was a first for the École Biblique. Last June, we welcomed around fifteen students from Boston College, Boston University and Boston Hellenic College, for a three-week “Summer school”. While Łukasz Popko led archaeological visits throughout the country, prof. Eugen Pentiuc taught on the Old Testament, the New Testament lessons, […]
Editorial projects in progress
11 November 2018
In agreement with our publishers, Paul and Luc Peeters, we are preparing a monumental St Matthew Passion to be published in 4 volumes in the summer of 2020. The Editorial Committee is devoting its time to re-reading the 180 or so historical, literary, exegetical, philosophical and theological summary notes that will accompany the abundantly annotated […]
Enhancing our multimedia annotation: the Benedictines to the rescue !
11 November 2018
Sainte-Madeleine du Barroux Because of its scope, our programme has often been described as a real “Benedictine work”, and it was already partly so, because two nuns of the Order of Saint Benedict, one from Sainte-Cécile de Solesmes, the other from Sainte-Marie des deux Montagnes, in Quebec, collaborate regularly with us. It has become even […]
Ministry of Culture training and research grants 2019
11 November 2018
The Directorate-General for Heritage at the Ministry of Culture announces : As it does every year, the Ministry of Culture (Heritage Directorate-General – Research Management Department) will be awarding training and research grants in 2019. These grants are intended to provide financial support for research work in the following fields: archaeology, built heritage, movable heritage, […]
