The liberal politics and the parochial perquisites in Michoacan’s Bishopric, 1821-1860
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hs.2011.v63.i128.288Keywords:
Parochial Perquisites, Liberal Government, Law of 1857, Bishop MunguíaAbstract
The liberal government promoted the law of perquisites and parochial rights in 1857 seeking to solve a former problem between the population and the priests for the abuses that they were committing in the collection of the duty, on having administered sacraments and other activities of the worship. The intensity of the conflict and the dispute that the matter originated between the civil and ecclesiastic power in Michoacán’s diocese they constitute the principal topic of the present work. To locate the problem in his local reality his precedents are explained in the diocese before the arrival of the bishop Clemente de Jesus Munguía; studying the conflicts that the collection of perquisites provoked in the peoples.
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