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Indie Orientali, Indocina, Oceania: il modernismo in mondi lontani

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Abstract

The reports from the bishops of India, the Far East and Oceania bring to light an unedited situation on Modernism. The Apostolic Delegate in India, Zaleski, repeatedly reported to the Holy See the remarkable expansion of a disciplinary Modernism. In contrast, the relations from the bishops of Australia and New Zealand confirm the lack of theological modernism in these areas, but also attest the fervour of the anti-modernist apparatus even in the farthest regions from Rome, according to the provisions of the Holy See.


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Submitted: Jan. 5, 2017 | Published March 29, 2017 | Language: it

Keywords Australia • Pius X • New Zealand • Pascendi • Indochina • Roman Catholic Church • Modernism • Wladyslaw Michal Zaleski • Ernest Reginald Hull • India • China

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