Laws & Statutes: Church and State Relations

This subsection of “Laws and Statutes” includes many orders issued by three Kings of Spain—Ferdinand VI, Charles III, and Carlos IV—about the collection of taxes from the Catholic Church, religious privileges, and regulation of the behavior of priests and other ecclesiastical persons.

Leyes y normas: relaciones de iglesia y estado

Este inciso de “leyes y normas” incluye muchas ordenanzas emitidas por tres reyes de España, Fernando VI, Carlos III y Carlos IV, sobre la colección de impuestos de la iglesia católica, privilegios religiosos y la reglamentación del comportamiento de los sacerdotes y otras personas eclesiásticas.

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Royal Order authorizing the religious order of San Agustín not to lodge soldiers in its monasteries. [Ca. 1703].
Royal Order authorizing the religious order of San Agustín not to lodge soldiers in its monasteries. [Ca. 1703].
Regulation issued by the King concerning Article VIII of the Concordat signed with the Holy See in the year of 1737.
Regulation issued by the King concerning Article VIII of the Concordat signed with the Holy See in the year of 1737.
Royal Order of the year 1765 issued by King Carlos III granting the religious order of San Francisco certain rights known as "Derechos de Millones".
Royal Order of the year 1765 issued by King Carlos III granting the religious order of San Francisco certain rights known as "Derechos de Millones".
Royal Order of September 11, 1764 issued by King Carlos III concerning collection of taxes from the Church.
Royal Order of September 11, 1764 issued by King Carlos III concerning collection of taxes from the Church.
Order of April 10, 1782 issued by Manuel Ventura Figueroa, a Knight of the Royal Order of King Carlos III, member of the Metropolitan Church of Santiago, Governor of the Ecclesiastical Council and Commissary of the Holy Crusade of the Kingdom of Spain, concerning the formalities to be observed in the publication and preaching of the Bull of the Holy Crusade and with regard to the collection to be taken for this purpose.
Order of April 10, 1782 issued by Manuel Ventura Figueroa, a Knight of the Royal Order of King Carlos III, member of the Metropolitan Church of Santiago, Governor of the Ecclesiastical Council and Commissary of the Holy Crusade of the Kingdom of Spain, concerning the formalities to be observed in the publication and preaching of the Bull of the Holy Crusade and with regard to the collection to be taken for this purpose.
Bull of April 15, 1817 issued by Pope Pio VII providing for a special monetary contribution to the Spanish Government.
Bull of April 15, 1817 issued by Pope Pio VII providing for a special monetary contribution to the Spanish Government.
Bull of April 16, 1817 issued by Pope Pio VII granting King Fernando VII of Spain the power to collect thirty million "reales" from the clergy during the next six years.
Bull of April 16, 1817 issued by Pope Pio VII granting King Fernando VII of Spain the power to collect thirty million "reales" from the clergy during the next six years.
Bull of April 17, 1817 issued by Pope Pio VII appointing a General Tax Collector and regulating its functions.
Bull of April 17, 1817 issued by Pope Pio VII appointing a General Tax Collector and regulating its functions.
Bull of April 18, 1817 issued by Pope Pio VII providing for the transfer of the remaining ecclesiastical funds to the King's Treasury Department for the purpose of attending to the Government's economic obligations.
Bull of April 18, 1817 issued by Pope Pio VII providing for the transfer of the remaining ecclesiastical funds to the King's Treasury Department for the purpose of attending to the Government's economic obligations.
Royal Order of April 2, 1767 issued by King Carlos III approving the deportation from the country and seizure of properties of the religious order of the Jesuits.
Royal Order of April 2, 1767 issued by King Carlos III approving the deportation from the country and seizure of properties of the religious order of the Jesuits.