The Reception and Application of the Encyclical Pascendi
The Reports of the Diocesan Bishops and the Superiors of the Religious Orders until 1914
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abstract
The aim of the volume is to analyze the ‘practical implementation’ of the anti-modernist measures of Pius X’s encyclical Pascendi (September 8, 1907) in the Roman Catholic Church. For the first time, the reports on Modernism produced by bishops and religious orders – and scattered in the Roman archives – are studied and compared, offering the reader an international picture of the widespread effect of anti-modernism until 1914 and, at least indirectly, of the general situation of the Catholic Church at the beginning of the twentieth century. At the same time, the various local interpretations and strategies come into focus, as well as the somewhat competition-driven inner-curial handling of the reports.
Roman Curia • Wladyslaw Michal Zaleski • Holy See • Holy Office • Pascendi • Slovakia • Oceania • Americas • Separation of State and Church • Asia • Italian bishops • Dechristianization • India • Low Countries • Reception of Pascendi • Spain • Austria • Belgian Congo • Switzerland • Pius Kistler • Pius X • Americanism • Religious Orders • China • Scholastic textbooks • Anti-Modernism • Bishops • Germany • Indochina • Anton Wysłouch (Szech) • Sacrorum Antistitum • Belgium • Hungary • Congregation for Religious • Latin America • Seminaries • Georg von Kopp • Croatia • Czechia • Cisleithanian bishops • Ernest Reginald Hull • Europe • New Zealand • Consistorial Congregation • Modernism • Galicia (Poland) • Russia • Paul Wilhelm von Keppler • Roman Catholic Church • Australia