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The book "Santi in posa. L'influsso della fotografia sull'immaginario religioso" analyzes the impact of photography on the worship of saints and its dissemination. The chapters of the book explore how photography has transformed hagiographic worship since the mid-19th century, being quickly accepted by the ecclesiastical hierarchy as a tool for devotional extension. Photography became a relic that acquired a sacred and miraculous dimension, and its use was standardized as a primary way of relating to the sacred. This pioneering book invites us to open new fields of analysis on the use of modern elements in the extension of devotions. The article "Riti, culti e santi" written by César Rina Simón from the University of Extremadura, is found in the journal MEMORIA Y CIVILIZACIÓN. The author provides a brief review of the work of the same name, which was published in 2017. The article consists of three pages and can be accessed through a provided link. [Extracted from the article]

The author presents a literary analysis of a medieval Latin poem. He discusses the references to specific persons related to the monastery at Clonard, Ireland, the relation to the Picts of Scotland, and a possible interpretation of the poem as a request for the return of saints' relics.