George. This is the content of Marines which and the efforts of since 2003 seen from above above.
It was founded in 2000 and 214 and is situated in the north to the north of Hanover.
The church dates from the time of the foundation. Its interior has been reconstructed several times, though.
What we see today is late 19th century, the women lived according to the rules.
The Constitution is of the Cistercian order.
Although the convent was never formally incorporated into that order as meeting and there are six convents on German
ground which have never been resolved with Cistercian routes and five of them became Protestant during the Reformation.
That is still near Osnabrück.
The reading about monasteries meeting and is in and being housed.
And Mackenzie. A history of the kind back monasteries to which Marina belongs differed from those on the Lunenburg Heath.
The Convent's financial sets were held separately.
The 30 Years War saw the convent destroyed. Only the church remained.
This was the most important reason why many of our treasures were lost.
Between 1727 and 1729, the convent was rebuilt.
What is special about reconstruction and restoration is that the classic style of Cistercian?
Every source. Health. Almost 200 years after the community had become Lutheran.
Probably the. And building off the convent before might have been different.
We know that in many. Cistercian convents.
There are various buildings, and we know that this has been the case in Lorenzo as well.
By contrast, when the Convent of Meeting and Walk was reconstructed,
some of you might remember the image from yesterday and it was chosen the neoclassical style, the form of an age we've seen yesterday.
Includes the Marines. This one manuscript alone has been preserved.
We have lost all the others. The prayer book was completed in 1522 by Orbis Odili of Aden.
It is a typical collection of prayers. The main focus being the celebration of the feasts and the Easter cycle and the Marian feasts.
Here you can see the note of ownership and the overview of the month for calculating the date of Easter.
It is one of three calendars that can still be found in the Codex.
Just quite likely that it contained other calendars which have been removed
together with about 40 pages we know that have been removed of the from the book.
We have only started for the studies of the book, principally to establish why this CODAs might be the only manuscript left still left in the convent.
Our investigations have raised questions connected to the vein of the convent during the Vinda Summer Reform and the Reformation.
The only page with music was added to the Codex after its completion.
It shows that antiphon from the assumption of the Virgin.
Like all convents and the Cistercian order, Marian Z has the Virgin Mary as one of its patron saints.
This particular celebration taking place on the 15th of August, the day of Mary's Assumption.
The text is taken from the song of sung songs. It starts with salsa interfering as you lose a limb.
She is beautiful among the daughters with the name.
In retaliation, a man with the codex wearing the same uniform.
Erica has helped us to discover more about the prayer book,
but has above all encourage us continuously to both raise the profile of Marines and to educate
people of all ages and backgrounds about the life led by medieval nuns in the north of Germany.
For us. One important thing is to make young people familiar with medieval techniques the top.
And on the right you can see what we do on coercion target.
A people can write with feathers.
For it. We had prepared extract from medieval manuscripts that were to be copied.
Beneath this is a workshop in the convent.
It's a small take home gift we had to decide to bookmark with an initial from the premiere of For Pentecost it starts Dios mio Diana de codified de
l'Homme S.A. Spiritual Element illuminates your native Christie or twist for
today the hearts of the people through the Enlightenment of the Holy Spirit.
We heard about the concept of Enlightenment yesterday.
We chose this prayer because it encapsulates the principle that guides our lives.
Show us in the same spirit what is right. No.
And its first mind is sorry.
And this is the convent of meeting and have closed a meeting and and my colleague had to leave yesterday already.
So I am pleased to show you this picture here.
And you can see here with the Girl with a Cross U, which has been donated to Margherita of Poland after the reform in 1494.
In fact, she has asked for it. And it's all the talk about becoming ever so.
So she said, I need to express it as well. And they haven't yet tried to to bring it on the plane.
But I'm sure at some extraordinary event, the heavy metal detectors probably would have.
The habit the convent wears for its four services is dates from the 18th century.
The apron represents the service for the Lord and also the Antilla Domini.
You also see the sculpture, which is a sculpture small morris, which is carried around for processions as well.
The patron saint of meeting him. So.
This is our community. Eight women belong to us, some of which you can see here.
And this is the habitat we were for. Special.
Special services only for services. And the veil is from the 19th century, so it's a bit younger.
You can see us with the with guests during an evening prayer.
We sometimes use text and liturgies from the prayer book of a do yoga.
For instance, the prayer book at Proclus drew for the convent here.
God is characterised to dominate. We hang conflicts.
You want them at glorified candle lumen sanctum tomb in Oklahoma at your valley permissive city.
You, Lord, have called this community to this place so that your holy name may be praised, having been called by the Lord,
so that His holy name may be praised as the reason why women have been living in Cloister McKenzie for 800 years now.
And it's still after 13 years, it's still moving for me to have the privilege to live, to live in such a place.
We have been living there for 800 years now, and if it be the will of God, we go on living there for many centuries to have.