The keys of Tedeschini. The Vatican in Spain during the interwar period (1921-1936)

Authors

  • José Ramón Rodríguez Lago UNIVERSIDAD DE VIGO

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18042/hp.38.08

Keywords:

Church, Spain, Vatican, Primo de Rivera, Second Spanish Republic.

Abstract

The management of Federico Tedeschini as Nuncio in Madrid for fifteen years enables us to enter in the vision of the Papal curia about the development of events in Spain during the interwar period and the implementation of various ecclesiastical strategies adopted in pursuit of their interests. The analysis of the documentation generated by the Nunciature and by the Vatican Secretary of State brings to light how the internal dynamics of the Church in Spain were conditioned by a complex and dialectical interplay that it was experienced at that time for a corporation increasingly global and centralized.

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Author Biography

José Ramón Rodríguez Lago , UNIVERSIDAD DE VIGO

José Ramón Rodríguez Lago (1970). Doctor en Historia Contemporánea por la Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (2002). Profesor del área de Historia Contemporánea en la Universidad de Vigo (desde 2007).

Entre sus libros: La Iglesia católica en Galicia, 1910-1936. Entre la revolución de Portugal y la cruzada de España, Andavira, Santiago de Compostela, 2012; Cruzados o herejes. La religión, la Iglesia y los católicos en la Galicia de la guerra civil, Nigratrea, Pontevedra, 2010; La Iglesia en la Galicia del franquismo, Edicios do Castro, Sada-A Coruña, 2004.

Entre sus artículos: "Centros, periferias y redes eclesiásticas en la España del siglo XX", Historia Actual on line, 35, 2014; "La Iglesia católica y la II República española. Resistencias, progresos y retos pendientes", Hispania Nova, 11, 2013; "La batalla eclesial por Madrid (1923-1936). Los conflictos entre Eijo y Tedeschini", Hispania Sacra, 64, 2012; ¡Salvemos los niños rusos! La Iglesia española y la campaña pontificia en la URSS (1922-1924), Spagna Cotemporanea, 42, 2012.

Entre 2008 y 2014 realizó tres estancias de investigación en Roma para consultar los fondos documentales del Archivo Secreto Vaticano (ASV) respecto a la Nunciatura de Madrid (ANM); los de sección de Asuntos Eclesiásticos Extraordinarios de la Secretaría de Estado del Vaticano (AA.EE.SS.); y los de Archivo Central de la Compañía de Jesús (ARSI) Entre abril y junio de 2015 consultó los fondos documentales de la National Catholic of Welfare Conference (NCWC), en la Catholic University of America (CUA), Washington DC.

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Published

2017-11-10

Issue

No. 38 (2017): July-December

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STUDIES

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