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In a decree issued in March 884, King Karlomannus convenes with bishops, abbots, and nobles at the palace in Vernis to address the rampant issues of theft and moral decay affecting society. He expresses concern over the disregard for sacred laws against robbery and the implications of such actions on divine justice. The king calls for the renewal of previous laws, advocating for peace in the palace and strict penalties for thieves, including restitution and public penance. The decree emphasizes the need for unity, respect for property, and the moral obligation to protect the less fortunate.
In a decree issued in March 884, King Karlomannus convenes with bishops, abbots, and nobles at the palace in Vernis to address the rampant issues of theft and moral decay affecting society. He expresses concern over the disregard for sacred laws against robbery and the implications of such action...
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Dr. D.P. Curtin is an Irish-American psychologist, translator, and author. He holds degrees from Villanova University (BA), Chestnut Hill College (MS), and Chatham University (PsyD). His work has appeared in First Things, Public Discourse, Word on Fire, Front Porch Republic, Law & Liberty, and Providence Magazine. He is scholar-in-residence for the Third Order of St. Augustine (St. Thomas of Villanova Province), and also Editor-in-Chief of the Scriptorium Project.
Dr. D.P. Curtin is an Irish-American psychologist, translator, and author. He holds degrees from Villanova University (BA), Chestnut Hill College (MS), and Chatham University (PsyD). His work has appeared in First Things, Public Discourse, Word on Fire, Front Porch Republic, Law & Liberty, and Pr...
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