Las relaciones con la Santa Sede durante la etapa Serrano Súñer

The relations between the Holy See and Spain during General Franco’s dictatorship were more difficult as it could be thought, because of the force of fascist forces in spanish politics. The strong man of first Franco’s government after Spanish Civil War, Ramón Serrano Súñer, had to work hard to get...

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Autore principale: Olalla Saludes, Pablo Martín de Santa (Autore)
Tipo di documento: Elettronico Articolo
Lingua:Spagnolo
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Pubblicazione: [publisher not identified] 2005
In: Estudios eclesiásticos
Anno: 2005, Volume: 80, Fascicolo: 314, Pagine: 543-587
Altre parole chiave:B Dictadura
B Obispos
B Santa Sede
B Fascismo
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Riepilogo:The relations between the Holy See and Spain during General Franco’s dictatorship were more difficult as it could be thought, because of the force of fascist forces in spanish politics. The strong man of first Franco’s government after Spanish Civil War, Ramón Serrano Súñer, had to work hard to get agreements with Pope Pío XII, who didn’t really trust him, because of his excelent relations with the Germany of Adolf Hitler and the Italy of Benito Mussolini. This article studies the role of the spanish ambassador, José Yanguas Messía, during the years 1938-42, and how he got for his government the privilege of presentation for bishops in benefit of the Chief of State, General Francisco Franco.
Las relaciones entre la Santa Sede y España durante la dictadura de Franco fueron más difíciles de lo que cabía esperar, a causa de la notable influencia de las fuerzas fascistas en la política española. El hombre fuerte del primer gobierno de Franco después de la Guerra Civil, Ramón Serrano Súñer, hubo de emplearse a fondo para llegar a acuerdos con el papa Pío XII. El papa no confiaba realmente en Serrano Súñer a causa de las excelentes relaciones de éste último con la Alemania de Hitler y la Italia de Musolini. Este artículo estudia el papel del embajador español, José Yanguas Messía, durante los años 1938-42, y cómo éste logró para su gobierno el privilegio de presentación de obispos en beneficio del Jefe del Estado, General Francisco Franco.
ISSN:2605-5147
Comprende:Enthalten in: Estudios eclesiásticos