The Coming Age, Issue 13

 The Coming Age, Issue 13

Of historical interest to Filianists, Deanists, and Madrians: The Coming Age, A Madrian Review of Religion, Life, and Culture, Issue 13.

 

I'm sharing this booklet, which is part of the body of work of Lux Madriana, in my belief that it is allowable per the statement below by R.J. MoChridhe, archivist and editor of the Eastminster Library, in this or similar form in each volume of the same.

"All texts, save those attributed to Madria Olga Lotar, are copyright Lux Madriana (1976–89). These are presently ‘orphan copyrights’, as Lux Madriana dissolved c. 1989 and it is no longer possible to identify a legal heir to its intellectual property. This material is reprinted in this volume in the editor’s sincere belief that this is consistent with the expressed desires of Lux Madriana to disseminate its work as widely as possible at minimum cost, and it has been carried out with the blessing of such former members of that order and personal acquaintances of former members as the editor has been able to locate.

Efforts to contact the presumed heir of Madria Olga Lotar, Mr. Roger Alderman, have been unsuccessful. Her works have likewise been reproduced in consultation with her surviving students, in the shared belief that such publication would be consonant with her wishes."

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Opera Omnia of the Madrian Orders Part 2 - The Eastminster Library Volume III

 Opera Omnia Part 2

This volume of the Eastminster Library includes works from the Madrian publication, "The Coming Age," published by Lux Madriana, and other works by Madrian authors. See copyright note at end of the post. 

I'm posting with the understanding that it's allowed for me to do so via this statement in the book: 

"This material is reprinted in this volume in the editor’s sincere belief that this is consistent with the expressed desires of Lux Madriana to disseminate its work as widely as possible at minimum cost, and it has been carried out with the blessing of such former members of that order and personal acquaintances of former members as the editor has been able to locate.

Efforts to contact the presumed heir of Madria Olga Lotar, Mr. Roger Alderman, have been unsuccessful. These works have likewise been reproduced in consultation with her surviving students, in the shared belief that such publication would be consonant with her wishes

Copyright and all related rights to all original materials in this volume, including but not limited to the preface, notes, and general layout and formatting, are waived via CC0 by RJ MoChridhe as their holder, no rights reserved." 

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Blessed Rosa Mundi

 

"O, secret Rose, that are the true delight of every creature." ~ from Appendix B in the ECE/CR, 5th Edition

Blessed Rosa Mundi to you. " Rosa Mundi is the feast of the ascent of maid to Heaven (in the form of the Mother)." ~ from Chapel of Our Mother God, The High Feast of Rosa Mundi: The Rose of the World

The Coming Age, Issue 12

 The Coming Age, Issue 12

Of historical interest to Filianists, Deanists, and Madrians: The Coming Age, A Madrian Review of Religion, Life, and Culture, Issue 12.

 

I'm sharing this booklet, which is part of the body of work of Lux Madriana, in my belief that it is allowable per the statement below by R.J. MoChridhe, archivist and editor of the Eastminster Library, in this or similar form in each volume of the same.

"All texts, save those attributed to Madria Olga Lotar, are copyright Lux Madriana (1976–89). These are presently ‘orphan copyrights’, as Lux Madriana dissolved c. 1989 and it is no longer possible to identify a legal heir to its intellectual property. This material is reprinted in this volume in the editor’s sincere belief that this is consistent with the expressed desires of Lux Madriana to disseminate its work as widely as possible at minimum cost, and it has been carried out with the blessing of such former members of that order and personal acquaintances of former members as the editor has been able to locate.

Efforts to contact the presumed heir of Madria Olga Lotar, Mr. Roger Alderman, have been unsuccessful. Her works have likewise been reproduced in consultation with her surviving students, in the shared belief that such publication would be consonant with her wishes."

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The Coming Age, Issue 11

 The Coming Age, Issue 11

Of historical interest to Filianists, Deanists, and Madrians: The Coming Age, A Madrian Review of Religion, Life, and Culture, Issue 11.

 

I'm sharing this booklet, which is part of the body of work of Lux Madriana, in my belief that it is allowable per the statement below by R.J. MoChridhe, archivist and editor of the Eastminster Library, in this or similar form in each volume of the same.

"All texts, save those attributed to Madria Olga Lotar, are copyright Lux Madriana (1976–89). These are presently ‘orphan copyrights’, as Lux Madriana dissolved c. 1989 and it is no longer possible to identify a legal heir to its intellectual property. This material is reprinted in this volume in the editor’s sincere belief that this is consistent with the expressed desires of Lux Madriana to disseminate its work as widely as possible at minimum cost, and it has been carried out with the blessing of such former members of that order and personal acquaintances of former members as the editor has been able to locate.

Efforts to contact the presumed heir of Madria Olga Lotar, Mr. Roger Alderman, have been unsuccessful. Her works have likewise been reproduced in consultation with her surviving students, in the shared belief that such publication would be consonant with her wishes."

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The Coming Age, Issue 10

 The Coming Age, Issue 10

Of historical interest to Filianists, Deanists, and Madrians: The Coming Age, A Madrian Review of Religion, Life, and Culture, Issue 10.

 

I'm sharing this booklet, which is part of the body of work of Lux Madriana, in my belief that it is allowable per the statement below by R.J. MoChridhe, archivist and editor of the Eastminster Library, in this or similar form in each volume of the same.

"All texts, save those attributed to Madria Olga Lotar, are copyright Lux Madriana (1976–89). These are presently ‘orphan copyrights’, as Lux Madriana dissolved c. 1989 and it is no longer possible to identify a legal heir to its intellectual property. This material is reprinted in this volume in the editor’s sincere belief that this is consistent with the expressed desires of Lux Madriana to disseminate its work as widely as possible at minimum cost, and it has been carried out with the blessing of such former members of that order and personal acquaintances of former members as the editor has been able to locate.

Efforts to contact the presumed heir of Madria Olga Lotar, Mr. Roger Alderman, have been unsuccessful. Her works have likewise been reproduced in consultation with her surviving students, in the shared belief that such publication would be consonant with her wishes."

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