Seminare, 2014, Tom 35, nr 3

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    Pocysterskie opactwo w Lądzie jako centrum kultury. Analiza aktualnej oferty kulturalnej
    Sadowski, Ryszard; Skowroński, Bartłomiej (Wyższe Seminaria Duchowne Towarzystwa Salezjańskiego, 2014)
    Founded in the 12th century, the post-Cistercian Abbey in Ląd is a monument of great importance for Polish and European cultural heritage. It is marked for its significant historical, artistic and educational valour. This article opens a series of publications presenting a scientific research on the cultural activities and programs provided for tourists visiting the Abbey. The goal of the article is to gather information about that offer and assess the opinions of tourists on the issue. The research was conducted for a month (4.08 – 4.09.2013). 725 people participated in it answering a 10-point questionnaire. This article presents conclusions based on the answers to the first four questions. According to the results, the most attractive cultural offer is visiting the church and the monastery as well as participation in the Festival of Slavic and Cistercian Culture. Further results will be presented successively in next publications.
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    „Tabula memorialis z Lądu” – oryginalny przykład pamięci o zmarłych i dokumentacji historii w cysterskim opactwie w 1. połowie XVIII wieku
    Nowiński, Janusz (Wyższe Seminaria Duchowne Towarzystwa Salezjańskiego, 2014)
    In the post-Cistercian Abbey in Ląd-on-Warta a unique monument testifying to the commemoration of the deceased brothers and, at the same time, illustrating the historical tradition of Cistercian Abbeys in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, namely Tabula Memorialis, has been preserved till our times. Covered with oil polychrome, the wooden plate is divided into 14 square sections. The squares are framed and feature the abbreviations: RR. PP. VV. Fr. (Reverendi Patres Venerendi Fratres) accompanied by the Latin name of a respective Cistercian Abbey. The Abbeys come in the following order: 1. Ląd, 2. Jędrzejów, 3. Wągrowiec, 4. Oliwa, 5. Sulejów, 6. Wąchock, 7. Koprzywnica, 8. Mogiła, 9. Obra, 10. Paradyż, 11. Szczyrzyc, 12. Koronowo, 13. Bledzew, 14. Pelplin. The squares in each row are covered with a wooden lid that can be pulled out showing a pair of vanitative emblems painted against a cinnabar background. Each representation is accompanied by a banderole with a commentary. Tabula Memorialis was made in ca. 1745 to celebrate the 600th anniversary of the Ląd Abbey foundation. Its composition presents two content layers: a didactic one dedicated to the reflection on death (meditatio mortis, ars moriendi), and the historical one: presenting the foundation of 14 Cistercian Abbeys in the Polish Cistercian Province and promoting Ląd as the oldest one among them in Poland. Tabula Memorialis served for the ceremony of absolution of the dead during their collective recollection conducted in the chapter house.