Beyond the altars. A bishop of Philip V opposite to the regime of parochial income in Yucatan, 1715-1728
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hs.2011.v63.i128.280Keywords:
Parochial charges, Indigenous towns, Indigenous work, YucatanAbstract
In this article there is analyzed the management of the bishop of Yucatan, Juan Gómez de Parada, especially his reform to the parochial charges, in the frame of a period of critique to the clergy in the Spanish empire, and especially to the friars, on the part of the new monarchy of Philip V. Though the historiography on the Church of Yucatan already has emphasized the reforms stimulated by the bishop Juan Gómez de Parada, Nevertheless one neither has penetrated into them one nor has linked them to the new ecclesiastic policies of Philip V. Undoubtedly, the government of this bishop was marked by new winds reformists.
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