École Biblique et Archéologique Française de Jérusalem

LES JEUDIS DE L’ÉBAF: NO WOMAN, NO CRY- FEMALE MOURNING ROLES IN ANCIENT EGYPT

On Thursday February 20, Arthur Lesage, doctoral student at Sorbonne Université Lettres and AIBL missionary at ÉBAF, gave a talk entitled “No Woman, No Cry: […]

SATURDAY VISIT: JERICHO, BIBLE STUDY IN THE DESERT

On Saturday 18 January 2025, accompanied by a team from the ÉBAF, around twenty participants took to the desert road to the lowest and oldest […]

LES JEUDIS DE L’ÉBAF: DAVID & GOLIATH, HISTORY PERSONIFIED

On Thursday 23 January, Fr. Martin Staszak, OP, gave a lecture entitled: David & Goliath, history personified. A specialist in the historical books of the […]

STUDENT PORTRAIT: FR. GWILYM EVANS, FSSP

The École biblique et archéologique française: the perfect place to prepare for the Pontifical Biblical Commission exams? Let’s find ou following the steps of Fr. […]

LES JEUDIS DE L’ÉBAF: BOISMARD AND THE EVOLUTION OF THE SCRIPTURES

To get the year 2025 off to a good start, the ÉBAF academic community met for a lecture by fr. Augustin Tavardon, o.c.s.o., entitled: ‘From […]

SATURDAY VISIT: MASADA FORTRESS

On Saturday 14 December 2024, accompanied by a team from the ÉBAF, around twenty participants bravely set off on the Snake Trail to climb the […]

Saint Stephen’s Day is celebrated in Jerusalem!

In addition to the consular mass, which is unique to Jerusalem, the Solemnity of Saint Stephen is first and foremost a spiritual event. At the […]

Nouvelles de Jérusalem – Christmas 2024

Nouvelles de Jérusalem n° 108 are here! Read it online or download here. Students, friars, researchers, volunteers, the Director and the Prior of the École […]

ARCHEOLOGY: STUDY TRIP TO JORDAN

Well-known for its excavations in Jordan, the École biblique et archéologique française de Jérusalem organised a topographical study trip to the sands of the Hashemite […]

LES JEUDIS DE L’ÉBAF: THE MYSTERY OF HANUKKAH

As part of the Thursday lectures, fr. Kevin Stephens, OP, administrator of the ÉBAF and professor of Old Testament, gave a lecture in his native […]

Laura Vié’s lecture at the IFJ Chateaubriand, Tuesday December 17th at 7pm

On Tuesday 17 December 2024 at 7pm, the Institut Français de Jérusalem Chateaubriand will host a lecture by Laura Vié entitled: Une maison de la […]

A QUEST FOR HISTORICAL CHRIST TRANSLATED IN FRENCH

For his first book translated in French, friar Anthony Giambrone, himself an exegete, returns to the context surrounding the French translation of his book: A […]

LES JEUDIS DE L’ÉBAF: DID MOSES HAVE HORNS?

As part of the Thursday lectures, friar Olivier-Thomas VENARD, o.p., director of The Bible In Its Traditions research programme at the ÉBAF, brought together people […]

PROMOTING THE PHOTO LIBRARY IN THE DIGITAL ERA

Continuing the remarkable work carried out by Brother Jean-Michel DE TARRAGON, o.p., who was in charge of the photo library of the École Biblique et […]

CONFERENCE OF THE FRIENDS OF THE ÉBAF IN FRANCE THIS SATURDAY 30 NOVEMBER 2024 AT THE ICP

This Saturday 30th November 2024 at 3p.m: don’t miss the Friends of the ÉBAF’s conference at the Institut Catholique de Paris. Click on this link […]

LES JEUDIS DE L’ÉBAF: RELAY AND ENERGISE ARCHEOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN GAZA

Thursdays’ lectures get to see René Elter speaking of “Transmission and new dynamics of the archeological research in Gaza.” René is an archeologist-researcher associated to […]

REFLECT ON JERUSALEM WITH FR OLIVIER CATEL, OP

Fr. Olivier Catel, OP, tells us about the city that is thrice holy and yet a thousand times divided. His view is not that of […]

SATURDAY VISIT: ON THE TRACES OF THE ARK OF THE COVENANT

On Saturday 16 November 2024, around twenty participants set off from the Old to the New Testament, first at the monastery of Kiryat Yearim, before […]

DIES ACADEMICUS AT THE ÉBAF

On 15 November 2024, the feast of Saint Albert the Great and the anniversary of the founding of the École Biblique et Archéologique Française de […]

UNDERSTANDING BIBLICAL GRAMMAR WITH FR. MARTIN STASZAK, OP

Polysemic, used to express both origin and distance, Min ( מִן ) is the third most frequently used preposition in the Old Testament. Fr. Martin […]

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