Le apparizioni mariane dopo l'Unità d'Italia: "Il Giardinetto di Maria" di Giovanni Acquaderni (1863-1870)

In the aftermath of the unification of Italy, apparitions of Our Lady or images of Our Lady whose eyes were moving or tearing were reported on the peninsula. The phenomenon had already emerged in the Jacobin triennium and, as then, Catholic culture read there a form of pronouncement of the divine on...

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Published in:Studi e materiali di storia delle religioni
Main Author: Paiano, Maria (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:Italian
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Published: Morcelliana [2019]
In: Studi e materiali di storia delle religioni
Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains:B Il giardinetto di Maria / Risorgimento / Political change / Marian apparition / Acquaderni, Giovanni 1839-1922 / Catholic movement
IxTheo Classification:CG Christianity and Politics
KBJ Italy
NBJ Mariology
ZC Politics in general
Further subjects:B Apparizioni Mariane
B Apocalypse
B Catholic Church
B religione e politica
B Worship
B Catholic movement
B Apparitions
B Catholicism and nation
B Good & evil; Religious aspects
B Marian Apparitions
B cattolicesimo e nazione
B Giovanni Acquaderni
B Movimento cattolico
B Religion And Politics
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Summary:In the aftermath of the unification of Italy, apparitions of Our Lady or images of Our Lady whose eyes were moving or tearing were reported on the peninsula. The phenomenon had already emerged in the Jacobin triennium and, as then, Catholic culture read there a form of pronouncement of the divine on the political changes underway (perceived as a specific Italian articulation of the outcomes of the French Revolution). The article aims to reconstruct the interpretation given to Marian "prodigies" in the first Italy united by a magazine founded in 1863 with the specific aim of spreading knowledge throughout the country: "Il Giardinetto di Maria". Founded by Giovanni Acquaderni, its development seems to be related to the birth of the Società della Gioventù cattolica, of which the Count of Bologna was the first president.
ISSN:2611-8742
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