An edition of The Mother of the Reformation
(2013)
The Mother of the Reformation
the amazing life and story of Katharine Luther
by Ernst Kroker
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Kroker paints an intimate picture of Katie and of family life in the Black Cloister during the formative years of the Reformation, showing how Katie s marriage to Martin Luther was a multifaceted vocation, with such tasks as household brew mistress, cloister landlady, property overseer, gardener, cow- and pig-herder, and fishwife. Indeed, Katie oversaw their home much like a lord in her kingdom, yet in the midst of it all stood the man to whom her work, concern, and duty were directed.
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The Mother of the Reformation: the amazing life and story of Katharine Luther
2013, Concordia Publishing House
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0758635265 9780758635266
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Lippendorf, Brehna, Nimbschen --
From Nimbschen to Wittenberg --
In Master Reichenbach's house --
Katie enters the Black Cloister --
The Morning Star of Wittenberg --
Children and child-rearing --
Members of the household --
Friends and guests --
Luther's death --
In poverty --
From Wittenberg to Torgau --
Voices of contemporaries and opinions of later generations.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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