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Two major features characterized the religious revival of the eleventh century: a growth in pilgrimage to holy places and a new emphasis on apostolic and evangelical activity. The combination of the two lead to the crea- tion of one of the most original religious institu- tions in the East: The Hospital of St. John, estab- lished some time before 1071 as a hospice for poor and sick pilgrims coming to Jerusalem. This paper analyses its origins and it activities as an international order established for the service of pilgrims and the poor in the Latin East from the XIth to the XIIIth centuries.

Servus pauperum Christi: los servicios de los Hospitalarios a los peregrinos en el Oriente latino, siglos XI-XIII