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Uma diocese constitui-se em benefício de uma determinada comunidade cristã,
circunscrita a um certo espaço territorial, e que virá a nascer, juridicamente, como
Igreja local, que vive e crê em Jesus Cristo e se entende como seu Corpo. Ora, uma
diocese para se constituir implica, num determinado contexto específico, uma
gravitação de forças, de pretensões, de esforços e de oportunidades.
Este itinerário, do pensamento à realidade da diocese de Santarém, foi
conquistando feições em dois períodos, com consecuções distintas: o século XVI, na
esteira do Concílio de Trento, em que esta realidade foi planeada, mas não
concretizada; o século XX, sob a égide do Concílio Ecuménico Vaticano II, e com a
sua criação, a 16 de Julho de 1975, pela Bula Apostolicae Sedis Consuetudinem, do
Papa Paulo VI.
Esta dissertação final de Mestrado Integrado em Teologia, com base nas fontes
e na pesquisa documental, intenta como objecto de estudo, analisar as condições, as
perspectivas e os argumentos que sustentaram ambos os projectos, assim como, na
medida do possível, que a história deixa vislumbrar, entender as causas que
conduziram, num caso, à sua inviabilização e noutro, à concretização.
A diocese which is also known as local church, is a certain human community, who lives and believes in Jesus Christ and understands himself as his Body. A diocese is constituted in specific context with its gravitation of forces, pretensions, efforts and opportunities. This itinerary of thought to the reality of the diocese of Santarém speaks of two periods with its distinct achievements: in the sixteenth century, at the wake of the Council of Trent, in which this reality was planned, but not concretized; in the twentieth century, under the aegis of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council, occurs its creation on July 16, 1975, by Pope Paul VI's Bula Apostolicae Sedis Consuetudinem. This final dissertation in Theology is based on sources and documental research, which seeks as an object of study, to analyze the conditions, perspectives and arguments that underpinned both projects, as well as makes us understand the causes Which led, in one case, to the unfeasibility of the concretization of the project and in the other to its implementation.
A diocese which is also known as local church, is a certain human community, who lives and believes in Jesus Christ and understands himself as his Body. A diocese is constituted in specific context with its gravitation of forces, pretensions, efforts and opportunities. This itinerary of thought to the reality of the diocese of Santarém speaks of two periods with its distinct achievements: in the sixteenth century, at the wake of the Council of Trent, in which this reality was planned, but not concretized; in the twentieth century, under the aegis of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council, occurs its creation on July 16, 1975, by Pope Paul VI's Bula Apostolicae Sedis Consuetudinem. This final dissertation in Theology is based on sources and documental research, which seeks as an object of study, to analyze the conditions, perspectives and arguments that underpinned both projects, as well as makes us understand the causes Which led, in one case, to the unfeasibility of the concretization of the project and in the other to its implementation.
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Patriarcado de Lisboa Diocese Igreja Católica Santarém Patriarchate of Lisbon Catholic Church