Conflicts between regular and secular clergy in the Late Middle Ages. Jurisdictions, exemptions and sacramental administration
During the late Middle Ages conflict, negotiation, and covenant outlined the relationship between the secular and the regular clergy. There were numerous disagreements, lawsuits and concords that opposed bishops and parish priests with monasteries. The discrepancies usually revolved around the found...
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Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires
2021
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| Sumario: | During the late Middle Ages conflict, negotiation, and covenant outlined the relationship between the secular and the regular clergy. There were numerous disagreements, lawsuits and concords that opposed bishops and parish priests with monasteries. The discrepancies usually revolved around the foundation of a new monastery that was questioned by the prelates. The conflicts were a result of the attempts implemented by the secular clergy to put under their jurisdiction a number of monasteries that resisted their policies, and claimed to be subject only to the Holy See. Conflicts were also triggered by the copious tax exemptions enjoyed by the monasteries, and the increasing number of people entrusting the sacraments, offices and burials to the regular clergy, what jeopardized the preeminence and incomes of cathedrals and parishes. |
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