Laws & Statutes: Church and State Relations

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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 of March 14, 1798 granting the religious order of the Jesuits permission to return to the Kingdom.

Royal Order of March 14, 1798 granting the religious order of the Jesuits permission to return to the Kingdom.

Royal Decree of March 17, 1815 ordering the officials of the Tribunal of the Holy Inquisition in the Kingdom of Mallorca to wear the uniform of their office in official acts held in that Kingdom.

Royal Decree of March 17, 1815 ordering the officials of the Tribunal of the Holy Inquisition in the Kingdom of Mallorca to wear the uniform of their office in official acts held in that Kingdom.

Royal Order of March 27, 1769 issued by King Carlos III creating special provincial and municipal councils for the sale of goods seized to the religious order of the Jesuits.

Royal Order of March 27, 1769 issued by King Carlos III creating special provincial and municipal councils for the sale of goods seized to the religious order of the Jesuits.

Order of March 31, 1716 issued by Baltasar Patiño del Castellar, Commander of the Religious Order of Santiago, member of the War Council of His Majesty and General Superintendent of the Kingdom of Aragón, concerning the reorganization of all the customs houses in the Kingdom of Aragón.

Order of March 31, 1716 issued by Baltasar Patiño del Castellar, Commander of the Religious Order of Santiago, member of the War Council of His Majesty and General Superintendent of the Kingdom of Aragón, concerning the reorganization of all the customs houses in the Kingdom of Aragón.

Royal Order of March 8, 1770 issued by King Carlos III ordering the Bishop of Girona that the members of the religious choirs wear certain ecclesiastical dress during winter.

Royal Order of March 8, 1770 issued by King Carlos III ordering the Bishop of Girona that the members of the religious choirs wear certain ecclesiastical dress during winter.

Royal Order of May 1786 forbidding ecclesiastical persons to purchase imported wool fabrics to make their cassocks.

Royal Order of May 1786 forbidding ecclesiastical persons to purchase imported wool fabrics to make their cassocks.

Royal Order of May 6, 1772, issued by King Carlos III in the case between Miguel Ferrusola of the city of Girona and Francisco Basols Orri Creuhet of the village of Olot and the legal guaridans of the ward, Narcisa Ferrusola Forest, ordering registration of said Narcisa Ferrusola Forest in the school of the Monastery of Teaching Nuns [i.e."Monasterio de Religiosas de la Enseñanza"] of the city of Girona for educational purposes.

Royal Order of May 6, 1772, issued by King Carlos III in the case between Miguel Ferrusola of the city of Girona and Francisco Basols Orri Creuhet of the village of Olot and the legal guaridans of the ward, Narcisa Ferrusola Forest, ordering registration of said Narcisa Ferrusola Forest in the school of the Monastery of Teaching Nuns [i.e."Monasterio de Religiosas de la Enseñanza"] of the city of Girona for educational purposes.

Royal Order of November 22, 1800 issued by King Carlos IV executing a Papal Bull issued by Pope Pio VII granting the Spanish Crown the right to increase ecclesiastical taxes in the amount of one ninth.

Royal Order of November 22, 1800 issued by King Carlos IV executing a Papal Bull issued by Pope Pio VII granting the Spanish Crown the right to increase ecclesiastical taxes in the amount of one ninth.

Royal Order of November 25, 1774 issued by King Carlos III, forbidding ecclesiastical and lay persons to execute commercial transactions among themselves.

Royal Order of November 25, 1774 issued by King Carlos III, forbidding ecclesiastical and lay persons to execute commercial transactions among themselves.

Order of November 26, 1767 issued by the Royal Council, concerning proceedings in ecclesiastical jurisdiction.

Order of November 26, 1767 issued by the Royal Council, concerning proceedings in ecclesiastical jurisdiction.