Ofício acompanhando as Bulas do Arcebispo de Goa e Bispo de Macau e nota das despesas
This 1843 ecclesiastical document, originating from the Archdiocese of São Paulo and dated 23 March at Lee (Crispiet), records administrative and canonical proceedings related to clerical appointments and transfers within Portuguese colonial territories. The text, registered on 15 June by J. P. Felí...
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| Language: | Portuguese |
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1843
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| Subjects: |
Archdiocesan Vacancy
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Archdiocese of São Paulo
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Archival Endorsement
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Authority Tribunals
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Canonical Proceedings
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Canonical Records
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Church Bureaucracy
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Church Governance
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Clerical Transfers
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Crispiet Location
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Ecclesiastical Administration
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Ecclesiastical Office Revenue
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Faculty Expulsion
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Historical Documents
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J. P. Felício Registration
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Jurisdictional Authority
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Lusophone World
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Minas Region Clergy
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Papal bulls
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Portuguese Colonial Territories
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Predecessor Bravo
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Religious Administrative Systems
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Tomb and Brief
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Tribunals of Goa
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Vicars Designated
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Documents
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| Online Access: | https://macau-legacy.usj.edu.mo/docs/XNW9U5FD/viewer_XNW9U5FD.html |
| Summary: | This 1843 ecclesiastical document, originating from the Archdiocese of São Paulo and dated 23 March at Lee (Crispiet), records administrative and canonical proceedings related to clerical appointments and transfers within Portuguese colonial territories. The text, registered on 15 June by J. P. Felício, documents a transfer effected on 18 July 1823 from the 24th vacancy of the Bull of the Archdiocese of São Paulo to the 24th of Minas. It comprises two principal components: first, a tomb and brief concerning the twentieth part of revenues due to D. Lz., attached to an ecclesiastical office; second, a papal bull addressing the jurisdictional authority of the Tribunals of Goa, the Prince of the East, Rio de Janeiro, and Sua de Marcos. The document further notes the removal of 14 vicars—designated as advanced and secondary—who were deemed competent in matters pertaining to Urqui. These individuals, along with the predecessor Bravo, were expelled from the Faculty and the preceding Office on 8 March of the same year. The notation “Baj. A. D. S.” appears at the conclusion, likely indicating archival endorsement or authentication. This record offers critical insight into the hierarchical governance, financial obligations, and institutional conflicts within the Catholic Church’s colonial administration in Brazil and Portuguese Asia during the early 19th century. It serves as a primary source for researchers examining ecclesiastical bureaucracy, clerical succession, and the interplay between local and transnational church authorities in the Lusophone world. |
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