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A Igreja foi a única instituição no arquipélago dos Açores que durante três décadas (1900-1926) conseguiu fundar dezassete jornais. A significativa expressão periodista patrocinada pela Diocese de Angra do Heroísmo constituiu um incomparável tempo de efervescência jornalística no arquipélago. Consideramos o início do século um tempo invulgar de participação da Igreja no espaço público, caracterizado por um apaixonado empenho no que diz respeito à causa pastoral da Boa Imprensa.
Do início do século XX até ao Concílio Plenário Português (1926), aplicaram-se em Portugal as determinações do Código de Direito Canónico de 1917, gerando uma época de aperfeiçoamento mediático pelas muitas experiências de participação eclesial através dos jornais.
O entusiasmo verificado à volta da criação periodista foi de aprendizagem eclesial, geradora de especialização no labor exercido na imprensa católica açoriana, influenciando, decisivamente, o trabalho vindouro. A criação de um órgão oficial na Diocese de Angra – A União – foi a prova que houve um caminho de purificação na forma como a imprensa católica açoriana se reconverteu no espaço público de então, passando de muitos jornais para órgãos especializados.
Church was the only organization that for three decades (1900-1926) managed to create seventeen newspapers in the Azores Islands. The significant expression of newspapers sponsored by Diocese of Angra do Heroísmo marked an incomparable time of journalistic bubbling in this archipelago. We consider the very beginning of the 20th century as an unusual period for Church’s presence in the public sphere, with a passionate commitment over the Good Press pastoral cause. From the beginning of the 20th century until the Portuguese Plenary Council (1926), the resolutions of the 1917 Canonic Law Codex were enforced in Portugal and gave place to an improvement media period by the number of ecclesial participation in newspapers. The revealed enthusiasm about the foundation of periodic newspapers led to an ecclesial learning producing labor expertise by the catholic Azorean press impelling the work that was to come. The foundation of a Diocese’s official newspaper – A União – proves that there had been a purification path where catholic azorean press had reconverted inside the public sphere coming from many newspapers to more specialized ones.
Church was the only organization that for three decades (1900-1926) managed to create seventeen newspapers in the Azores Islands. The significant expression of newspapers sponsored by Diocese of Angra do Heroísmo marked an incomparable time of journalistic bubbling in this archipelago. We consider the very beginning of the 20th century as an unusual period for Church’s presence in the public sphere, with a passionate commitment over the Good Press pastoral cause. From the beginning of the 20th century until the Portuguese Plenary Council (1926), the resolutions of the 1917 Canonic Law Codex were enforced in Portugal and gave place to an improvement media period by the number of ecclesial participation in newspapers. The revealed enthusiasm about the foundation of periodic newspapers led to an ecclesial learning producing labor expertise by the catholic Azorean press impelling the work that was to come. The foundation of a Diocese’s official newspaper – A União – proves that there had been a purification path where catholic azorean press had reconverted inside the public sphere coming from many newspapers to more specialized ones.
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Leão XIII Nacionalismo Centro católico Boa imprensa Boletim paroquial Diarismo Pope Leo XIII Nationalism Catholic centre Good press Parish bulletin Daily newspapers