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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Statement of August 10, 1805 concerning collection of taxes from the Church.
Statement of August 10, 1805 concerning collection of taxes from the Church.
Royal Decree of December 4, 1722 establishing the procedure the Archbishop and the Chapter of the Holy Church of the city of Zaragoza must follow in order to obtain exemption from payment of certain taxes. [Other related documents are included].
Royal Decree of December 4, 1722 establishing the procedure the Archbishop and the Chapter of the Holy Church of the city of Zaragoza must follow in order to obtain exemption from payment of certain taxes. [Other related documents are included].
Royal Order of February 8, 1754 granting the religious order of the Jesuits the right to create a university in the city of Zaragoza.
Royal Order of February 8, 1754 granting the religious order of the Jesuits the right to create a university in the city of Zaragoza.
Royal Order of January 26, 1801 issued by King Carlos IV ordering compliance with the Papal Bull executed by the "Nuncio Apostólico" [i.e. the highest ecclesiastical authority in the Kingdom] which authorized the King to increase ecclesiastical taxes on every "Diezmo" [i.,e. one tenth by one ninth].
Royal Order of January 26, 1801 issued by King Carlos IV ordering compliance with the Papal Bull executed by the "Nuncio Apostólico" [i.e. the highest ecclesiastical authority in the Kingdom] which authorized the King to increase ecclesiastical taxes on every "Diezmo" [i.,e. one tenth by one ninth].
Instructions of July 3, 1817 issued by the Council created by the Diocesis of Tarazona, concerning the collection of Thirty million "reales de vellón" from the clergy pursuant to the Papal Bull of April 16, 1817.
Instructions of July 3, 1817 issued by the Council created by the Diocesis of Tarazona, concerning the collection of Thirty million "reales de vellón" from the clergy pursuant to the Papal Bull of April 16, 1817.
Royal decree issued for the execution of a Papal Bull enacted on June 14, 1805 whereby the King is empowered to sell real estate properties owned by several religious orders, including the religious order of San Juan de Jerusalem. [Ca. 1807].
Royal decree issued for the execution of a Papal Bull enacted on June 14, 1805 whereby the King is empowered to sell real estate properties owned by several religious orders, including the religious order of San Juan de Jerusalem. [Ca. 1807].
Royal Decree of June 15, 1751 concerning collection of taxes from the Church.
Royal Decree of June 15, 1751 concerning collection of taxes from the Church.
Royal Order of March 11, 1781 issued by King Carlos III approving a Papal Bull issued on June 28, 1780 concerning marriage dispensation.
Royal Order of March 11, 1781 issued by King Carlos III approving a Papal Bull issued on June 28, 1780 concerning marriage dispensation.
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 October 2, 1808 issued in Aranjuez, Spain, by the Duke of Del Infantado, president of the Royal Council asking the nation to pray in church for the restoration of their beloved King, Fernando VII.
Order of October 2, 1808 issued in Aranjuez, Spain, by the Duke of Del Infantado, president of the Royal Council asking the nation to pray in church for the restoration of their beloved King, Fernando VII.