Church Wealth in Mexico A Study of the Juzgado de Capellanias in the Archbishopric of Mexico 1800 1856 1st Edition by Michael P Costeloe – Ebook PDF Instant Download/Delivery: 0521083478, 9780521083478
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ISBN 10: 0521083478
ISBN 13: 9780521083478
Author: Michael P Costeloe
The Juzgado de Capellanias was the most important fiscal institution within the Roman Catholic Church in Mexico. It operated in each diocese as a type of bank, receiving clerical revenues from various sources and investing them by way of loans at interest. The Roman Catholic Church in Mexico was both a cause and a victim of the political and economic chaos of this period. The liberals alleged that the concentration of much of the country’s wealth in the hands of the clerical corporations hindered the political and economic progress of the nation. The clergy argued that they utilized much of their property and capital to the direct benefit of both society and the economy. Dr Costeloe examines these different views in relation to the Juzgado in Mexico. He discusses its complex internal administration, skilled employees, sources of revenue and the procedure for obtaining loans from it. Since the borrower was obliged to guarantee repayment of his loan by offering a property as security, the Church, through the Juzgado as creditor, gained control of the mortgaged property. Dr Costeloe analyses the effects of this investment and subsequent control of real estate via the clergy. In the final section, the author discusses the relations between the Juzgado and the State.
Church Wealth in Mexico A Study of the Juzgado de Capellanias in the Archbishopric of Mexico 1800 1856 1st Table of contents:
1.1 Introduction to the Study
1.2 Historical Context and Research Methodology
1.3 Structure and Goals of the Book
Section 1: The Historical Background of the Archbishopric of Mexico
2.1 The Role of the Catholic Church in Colonial Mexico
2.2 The Archbishopric and its Jurisdiction
2.3 The Evolution of Church Wealth in the Spanish Colonial System
2.4 The Influence of Spanish Legal Systems on Mexican Ecclesiastical Property
Section 2: The Juzgado de Capellanías
3.1 Origins and Functions of the Juzgado de Capellanías
3.2 Key Legal Frameworks Governing the Juzgado
3.3 Administrative and Judicial Roles in the Capellanías System
3.4 Capellanías and Their Connection to the Church’s Wealth
3.5 Key Figures and Administrators of the Juzgado de Capellanías
Section 3: Church Wealth and the Formation of Ecclesiastical Capital
4.1 The Role of Capellanías in the Accumulation of Wealth
4.2 Sources of Wealth: Land, Endowments, and Donations
4.3 The Financial Management of Church Assets
4.4 Church Investments and the Social Hierarchy
4.5 Case Studies of Notable Capellanías Estates
Section 4: The Impact of Colonial Legislation on Church Wealth
5.1 The Influence of Bourbon Reforms on Church Property
5.2 Changes in Ecclesiastical Law and the Control of Church Assets
5.3 The Secularization of Church Wealth and Its Consequences
5.4 Resistance to Reforms: The Church’s Response
Section 5: The Economic and Social Consequences of Church Wealth
6.1 The Role of Church Wealth in Local Economies
6.2 The Church’s Influence on Mexican Society and Politics
6.3 Church Wealth and the Redistribution of Resources
6.4 Social Inequality and the Church’s Role in Economic Disparities
6.5 The Effects on Indigenous and Lower-Class Populations
Section 6: The Decline of Church Wealth in the Early 19th Century
7.1 Political and Social Changes in Post-Independence Mexico
7.2 The Secularization of Church Property After 1821
7.3 The Legal Battle Over Church Assets
7.4 The Decline of the Capellanías System
7.5 The Legacy of Church Wealth in 19th-Century Mexico
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