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9780521098489

The Political Transformation of the Brazilian Catholic Church

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  • ISBN13:

    9780521098489

  • ISBN10:

    0521098483

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1974-03-29
  • Publisher: Cambridge University Press

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This 1974 book provides an institutional and historical analysis of the Brazilian Church, focusing in particular on its political role in relation to the state and society. There is a great interest in the Catholic Church in Latin America, both as an institution and as a progressive social force. The author pays special attention to the part played by the Church in the 'Brazilian Revolution' before 1964. By analyzing its internal reactions to changes in the external political order, he explains why the Church regressed after 1964 and from this develops an explanation of how change took place in the Church. The various threads of Professor Bruneau's analysis are brought together in the final section of the book. Here, it is shown that conflicts between Church and state are inevitable, and that they promise to change the whole system of which the Church has always been an integral part.

Table of Contents

Series Editorsp. ii
Preface and Acknowledgementsp. ix
Abbreviationsp. xiii
The political and Religious Bases of Catholicism in Brazilp. 9
Establishment, Decay and Separation from the Statep. 11
The Revolution of 1930: Church -- State Reintegrationp. 38
The Church faces the modern world, 1950-64p. 53
Socio-political Threats of the Modern Worldp. 55
in Search of a New Approach to Influencepromotion of Social Changep. 68
The Church after 1964p. 105
Institutionalization of Strategies for Social Change The Cnbbp. 107
Demands of the Times and Responses in the Hierarchyp. 127
Strategies for the promotion of Change in the Churchp. 145
the 'Experiences' of Four Dioceses: Obstacles to Changep. 166
The Church and state in conflictp. 175
Origins and process of Conflictp. 177
Consequences of Conflict Autonomy and the prophetic Missionp. 217
Conclusionp. 237
Selected bibliographyp. 253
Indexp. 265
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