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Journal articles on the topic "Église vieille-catholique"
Voisine, Nive. "La production des vingt dernières années en histoire de l'Église du Québec." Articles 15, no. 1 (April 12, 2005): 97–112. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/055648ar.
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Willien, David. "La réception du Concile Vatican I par les vieux catholiques." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LORR0187.
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En gran parte ignorada en Francia y muy a menudo reducida a un mero movimiento conservador de otra época, la Antigua Iglesia Católica tiene una historia notable y azarosa. Tener su lugar entre las otras iglesias cristianas, por lo que se merecía que establecemos una síntesis de su génesis y desarrollo, sobre todo desde la aparición de este movimiento dio lugar a una división en la Iglesia romana después del Consejo Vaticano I. ¿Cuáles fueron las causas y quiénes fueron los precursores? ¿Qué discordancias teológicas precipitaron esta ruptura? ¿Qué consecuencias ha tenido esto? ¿Cómo se organizó la Vieja Iglesia Católica? ¿Y qué fueron, durante más de un siglo, las relaciones con las Iglesias hermanas y con la Iglesia de Roma? Estas preguntas son parte de la historia religiosa, política, social y cultural de parte de Europa en la segunda mitad del siglo XIX y el siglo XX. Basado en fuentes de múltiples antecedentes, tanto internas como externas al Antiguo Catolicismo, este tema de investigación se basa en una problemática tanto histórica como teológica, y analiza cómo se encarna una serie de ideas reformadores, paradójicamente muy viejos, en nuevas prácticas institucionales y teológicas
Van, Kempen Muriel. "Les réfugiés de l'Unigenitus et l'Eglise de Hollande (1725-1745 )." Thesis, Paris 10, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA100005.
Full textIn 1724, the chapter of Utrecht consecrated its own bishop, thus breaking up for good with Rome. And strikingly enough, at the same time in France, jansenists were increasingly persecuted, especially in congregations. The Dutch clergy of Utrecht has for long maintained close links with French jansenism circles so that it became naturally and quickly the best place to shelter these oppressed monks. The various episodes, including the genesis of this makeshift church, shall retain our attention and be the main topic of our study. French jansenists soon relied upon this new independent church which was expected to provide a good example for Rome to follow. Yet, pretty soon, all their dreams and hopes vanished and melted away as they faced reality. Division, added to several difficulties arose on different levels, be it in the Dutch Church, in communities, in France or in the United Provinces, and consequently aggravated the situation. Those latter hindrances threatened not only the existence and the future of the refuge but also compromised the Utrecht Church. However, the episcopate of Meindaerts (1739-1767) brought about relief and comfort
Berthereau, Estelle. "Enjeux et paradoxes de la vieille France à travers l'itinéraire du journaliste Pierre-Sébastien Laurentie : royalistes et catholiques à l'épreuve de la modernité (1814-1835)." Thesis, Paris 8, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA080091.
Full textThe itinerary of Pierre-Sébastien Laurentie, publicist of humble extraction who managed to climb the social ladders thanks to his connections with the Congregation, informs on a royalist, catholic and bourgeois environment manoeuvring for the revival of their movement. Laurentie is, like his rival Genoude, part of the so-called "1820 generation". His writing abilities contributed to his becoming an influential journalist nationwide, while the royalist movement retained a strong influence on him that contributed to his becoming an ultra. Having not experienced the French Revolution, his itinerary reflects the complexity and multiple nuances of the royalist movement. Laurentie is willing to “catholicize” the royalist movement and is counting on the support of Lamennais. His objective is that the restoration of the monarchy be accompanied by a restoration of catholicism, in a period when the Church is going through significant changes. Before 1830, Lamennais influences Laurentie towards absolute traditionalism. Laurentie is torn between Mennaisians, dissidents in the ultra movement and supporters of the strengthening the French Church. He stands against moderate monarchy which, he believes, would benefit the Carbonaris. More open to modernity after 1830, Laurentie is, with Berryer, one of the main promoters of legalistic legitimism, which encounters a fierce opposition from the supporters of action, absolutists who emigrated, conservatives behind Louis-Philippe and legitimists more open to democracy. The breakdown with Lamennais’ ideas in 1834 marks the failure of Laurentie’s efforts towards unity: it increases the gap between Catholics and legitimists, reduced only during the fight for the freedom of choice between education systems