Abstract

CONNAUGHTON, Brian. República federal y patronato: el ascenso y descalabro de un proyecto. Estud. hist. mod. contemp. Mex [online]. 2010, n.39, pp.5-70. ISSN 0185-2620.

This article examines the trust established during the first federal republic (1824-1834) from the perspective of the debates that surrounded it and prevented reaching a solution whereby the Mexican government would act as owner of the Church. The polemic over the trust had ecclesiastic, political and diplomatic aspects. It showed that Mexico was inserted in a complex national and international dynamic that would end up preventing the signing of a concordat.

Keywords : Church; ecclesiology; trust; concordat; Francisco Pablo Vázquez; Miguel Ramos Arizpe; Valentín Gómez Farías; federalism; ecclesiastic federalism; Constitution of 1824; Juan Bautista Morales; Justino Febronio; Vicente Rocafuerte; Santa Sede; papal Curia; Holy Alliance; pursuits of Spanish Emigrés; Joaquín Lorenzo Villanueva; Dominique De Pradt; Henri Gregoire; Ignacio Tejada; León XII; Pío VIII; Gregorio XVI; Carlos María Bustamante; El Telégrafo.

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