FROM VLADIVOSTOK TO VILNIUS: THE UNUSUAL PILGRIMAGE OF THE SISTERS OF THE CONVENT OF SAINT STEPHEN
In the heart of Jerusalem, at the foot of the Old City, stands the Basilica of Saint Stephen, headquarters of the École Biblique et Archéologique […]
A TEAM FROM THE MUSÉE DU LOUVRE VISITS ÉBAF
The École Biblique et Archéologique Française de Jérusalem was delighted to welcome Maximilien Durand, Director of the new Department of Byzantine and Oriental Christian Arts, […]
QUMRÂN: THE UNION OF MONUMENT AND DOCUMENT
Faithful to its vocation of studying the Bible in the physical and cultural context in which it was written, the École Biblique et Archéologique Française […]
MEETING WITH FRIAR CYRILLE JALABERT, OP
Friar Cyrille Jalabert, professor at the Ébaf from 2021 to 2023, is now prior of the convent in Marseille. He returns to Jerusalem for ten […]
THE QUMRAN COPPER SCROLL BACK AT ÉBAF
The copy of the Qumran copper scroll has been returned to its place in the main gallery of the St.-Stephen’s Convent, in attendance of Michal […]
A SEMESTER AT THE ÉCOLE BIBLIQUE ET ARCHÉOLOGIQUE FRANÇAISE DE JÉRUSALEM, WORTH IT
Simon Naveau, from the Université Catholique de Louvain, writing his thesis; Vincent van Geirt, Sr Anuarite Muadi Kanda fsp. and Charles-Édouard Hartmann, exchange students at […]
SOLEMN ENTRY OF THE FRENCH CONSUL GENERAL IN JERUSALEM
On 11 January 2024, Nicolas Kassianides, French Consul General in Jerusalem from September 2023, was officially welcomed by the churches of Jerusalem to the Holy […]
LES JEUDIS DE L’ÉBAF: LATIN BIBLES IN THE 16th CENTURY
Les Jeudis de l’Ébaf welcomed Brother M.-Augustin TAVARDON, OCSO of Latroun Abbey, visiting professor and associate researcher at ÉBAF, Doctor of Letters and of Catholic […]