Paul Chopelin, « Wolves dressed up as lambs ». The reception of the constitutional priests emigrating to the pontifical state (1792-1799) From 1792, several constitutional priests who were civil servants decided to leave France to take refuge abroad, more particularly in the pontifical state. This exile was first the result of the discouragement of some ecclesiastics facing the radicalization of the religious dissension. Then, it was motivated by the involvement of a part of the constitutional clergy in the federalist rebellion which took place in 1793 in Lyon and Toulon. Though this didn't concern a great deal of priests, the Holy See was obliged to establish a procedure for receiving these ecclesiastics who had to retract their oath bef...
The French bishops, the first body of the first Order of the state, were frequently consulted during...
François-Gaspard de Jouffroy-Gonsans belongs to the French episcopal body involved in the second hal...
Politics and Religion in the West of France Local studies focusing on elections of the revolution...
Paul Chopelin, « Wolves dressed up as lambs ». The reception of the constitutional priests emigrati...
The Civil Constitution of the Clergy (12th July 1790) was a brutal rupture in French canonial life a...
The “Grande Aumônerie” traditionally refers, in France, to the clergy in charge of the exercise of t...
International audienceThe study of the conflictual relations between Catholicism and the French Revo...
International audienceBetween 1793 and 1802, from the Terreur to the Concordat, the Church of Savoie...
Bernard Plongeront, The Resistance oh the Former Constitutional Bishops to the Concordat (1801) Whi...
International audienceBetween 1793 and 1802, from the Terreur to the Concordat, the Church of Savoie...
The Catholic Church\u27s attitude toward the French Revolution remained hostile throughout the ninet...
Abstract : Long before 1789, the «bourgeois élites» in the Western part of France, had partly sided ...
Jacques Bernet, The Election of Bishops and Vicars in Oise under the French Revolution. The boldest...
Le début du XVIIIe siècle est marqué par l’arrivée de la bulle Unigenitus dans le royaume de France....
The acceptance of the 1791 oath and the ones subsequently demandes was a minority phenomenon in the ...
The French bishops, the first body of the first Order of the state, were frequently consulted during...
François-Gaspard de Jouffroy-Gonsans belongs to the French episcopal body involved in the second hal...
Politics and Religion in the West of France Local studies focusing on elections of the revolution...
Paul Chopelin, « Wolves dressed up as lambs ». The reception of the constitutional priests emigrati...
The Civil Constitution of the Clergy (12th July 1790) was a brutal rupture in French canonial life a...
The “Grande Aumônerie” traditionally refers, in France, to the clergy in charge of the exercise of t...
International audienceThe study of the conflictual relations between Catholicism and the French Revo...
International audienceBetween 1793 and 1802, from the Terreur to the Concordat, the Church of Savoie...
Bernard Plongeront, The Resistance oh the Former Constitutional Bishops to the Concordat (1801) Whi...
International audienceBetween 1793 and 1802, from the Terreur to the Concordat, the Church of Savoie...
The Catholic Church\u27s attitude toward the French Revolution remained hostile throughout the ninet...
Abstract : Long before 1789, the «bourgeois élites» in the Western part of France, had partly sided ...
Jacques Bernet, The Election of Bishops and Vicars in Oise under the French Revolution. The boldest...
Le début du XVIIIe siècle est marqué par l’arrivée de la bulle Unigenitus dans le royaume de France....
The acceptance of the 1791 oath and the ones subsequently demandes was a minority phenomenon in the ...
The French bishops, the first body of the first Order of the state, were frequently consulted during...
François-Gaspard de Jouffroy-Gonsans belongs to the French episcopal body involved in the second hal...
Politics and Religion in the West of France Local studies focusing on elections of the revolution...