Archivum Historiae Pontificae 50 (2012), pp. 57-93, 2017
Among the protagonists of the concordatarian policy of Pius XI, a prominent role should be attrib... more Among the protagonists of the concordatarian policy of Pius XI, a prominent role should be attributed to Secretary of State Pietro Gasparri. The article aims to bring to light, mainly according to the Vatican documentation, the contribution of Gasparri in long negotiations for a concordat with the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (1922-1935). His role was mainly that of supervision and care, proposing as a model the Latvian concordat, but without entering directly in negotiations with the Yugoslav government.
Tra i protagonisti della politica concordataria di Pio XI un ruolo di spicco va attribuito al segretario di Stato Pietro Gasparri. L’articolo si propone di portare alla luce, prevalentemente in base alla documentazione vaticana, il contributo di Gasparri nelle lunghe trattative concordatarie con il Regno jugoslavo (1922-1935). Il suo ruolo fu soprattutto quello di sorveglianza e sollecitudine, indicando come modello il concordato lettone, ma senza entrare direttamente nei negoziati con il governo jugoslavo.
Miscellanea Francescana 115 (2015), n. III-IV, pp. 478-538, 2015
The article, by way of a complete transcription and commentary of the manuscript "Brevis Descript... more The article, by way of a complete transcription and commentary of the manuscript "Brevis Descriptio inclytae Provinciae Styriae et Carinthiae Ordinis Fratrum Minorum Conventualium" presents the history of the Conventual Franciscan Province of Styria and Carinthia. The manuscript's account of the history of this province begins with the foundation of the Franciscan Order in the 13th century and its rapid growth throughout Europe leading to the erection of an independent province during the 16th century in the territory of present day southern Austria, Slovenia and northeast Italy. The account of the province's history ends in 1766, the year the manuscript was edited by Fr. Arsenius Platner of Graz, theologian and master (1710-1781). The manuscript presents the important starting points for the knowledge of the Order in an area where not many first hand sources of information exist. It gives a description of Protestantism that shook not only the social classes in the region but also the Conventual communities found there. There are precious information about the conflict between the Observant and the Conventual friars, as the former were often forced to leave their own communities. It also touches on the jurisdiction issues between the House of the Habsburgs and Venice whose boundaries cut across the territory of the province. After a general introduction the manuscript gives a description of the individual friaries of the province and groups them into three custodies: Styria, Carinthia and Carniola-Friuli. In all there were 12 communities and 225 friars in 1766.
Archivum Historiae Pontificae 50 (2012), pp. 57-93, 2017
Among the protagonists of the concordatarian policy of Pius XI, a prominent role should be attrib... more Among the protagonists of the concordatarian policy of Pius XI, a prominent role should be attributed to Secretary of State Pietro Gasparri. The article aims to bring to light, mainly according to the Vatican documentation, the contribution of Gasparri in long negotiations for a concordat with the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (1922-1935). His role was mainly that of supervision and care, proposing as a model the Latvian concordat, but without entering directly in negotiations with the Yugoslav government.
Tra i protagonisti della politica concordataria di Pio XI un ruolo di spicco va attribuito al segretario di Stato Pietro Gasparri. L’articolo si propone di portare alla luce, prevalentemente in base alla documentazione vaticana, il contributo di Gasparri nelle lunghe trattative concordatarie con il Regno jugoslavo (1922-1935). Il suo ruolo fu soprattutto quello di sorveglianza e sollecitudine, indicando come modello il concordato lettone, ma senza entrare direttamente nei negoziati con il governo jugoslavo.
Miscellanea Francescana 115 (2015), n. III-IV, pp. 478-538, 2015
The article, by way of a complete transcription and commentary of the manuscript "Brevis Descript... more The article, by way of a complete transcription and commentary of the manuscript "Brevis Descriptio inclytae Provinciae Styriae et Carinthiae Ordinis Fratrum Minorum Conventualium" presents the history of the Conventual Franciscan Province of Styria and Carinthia. The manuscript's account of the history of this province begins with the foundation of the Franciscan Order in the 13th century and its rapid growth throughout Europe leading to the erection of an independent province during the 16th century in the territory of present day southern Austria, Slovenia and northeast Italy. The account of the province's history ends in 1766, the year the manuscript was edited by Fr. Arsenius Platner of Graz, theologian and master (1710-1781). The manuscript presents the important starting points for the knowledge of the Order in an area where not many first hand sources of information exist. It gives a description of Protestantism that shook not only the social classes in the region but also the Conventual communities found there. There are precious information about the conflict between the Observant and the Conventual friars, as the former were often forced to leave their own communities. It also touches on the jurisdiction issues between the House of the Habsburgs and Venice whose boundaries cut across the territory of the province. After a general introduction the manuscript gives a description of the individual friaries of the province and groups them into three custodies: Styria, Carinthia and Carniola-Friuli. In all there were 12 communities and 225 friars in 1766.
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Tra i protagonisti della politica concordataria di Pio XI un ruolo di spicco va attribuito al segretario di Stato Pietro Gasparri. L’articolo si propone di portare alla luce, prevalentemente in base alla documentazione vaticana, il contributo di Gasparri nelle lunghe trattative concordatarie con il Regno jugoslavo (1922-1935). Il suo ruolo fu soprattutto quello di sorveglianza e sollecitudine, indicando come modello il concordato lettone, ma senza entrare direttamente nei negoziati con il governo jugoslavo.
The manuscript presents the important starting points for the knowledge of the Order in an area where not many first hand sources of information exist. It gives a description of Protestantism that shook not only the social classes in the region but also the Conventual communities found there. There are precious information about the conflict between the Observant and the Conventual friars, as the former were often forced to leave their own communities. It also touches on the jurisdiction issues between the House of the Habsburgs and Venice whose boundaries cut across the territory of the province.
After a general introduction the manuscript gives a description of the individual friaries of the province and groups them into three custodies: Styria, Carinthia and Carniola-Friuli. In all there were 12 communities and 225 friars in 1766.
Tra i protagonisti della politica concordataria di Pio XI un ruolo di spicco va attribuito al segretario di Stato Pietro Gasparri. L’articolo si propone di portare alla luce, prevalentemente in base alla documentazione vaticana, il contributo di Gasparri nelle lunghe trattative concordatarie con il Regno jugoslavo (1922-1935). Il suo ruolo fu soprattutto quello di sorveglianza e sollecitudine, indicando come modello il concordato lettone, ma senza entrare direttamente nei negoziati con il governo jugoslavo.
The manuscript presents the important starting points for the knowledge of the Order in an area where not many first hand sources of information exist. It gives a description of Protestantism that shook not only the social classes in the region but also the Conventual communities found there. There are precious information about the conflict between the Observant and the Conventual friars, as the former were often forced to leave their own communities. It also touches on the jurisdiction issues between the House of the Habsburgs and Venice whose boundaries cut across the territory of the province.
After a general introduction the manuscript gives a description of the individual friaries of the province and groups them into three custodies: Styria, Carinthia and Carniola-Friuli. In all there were 12 communities and 225 friars in 1766.