Una Aproximación al Clero Puertorriqueño del Siglo XVIII: El Clero y el Curato de San Felipe Apóstol de Arecibo (1708-1791)

Studies of eighteenth century Puerto Rican clergy depict poorly trained priests serving understaffed parishes throughout the island. Their inadequate training and irregular lives supposedly resulted in moral laxity among the island's inhabitants. Until now, we have lacked the primary resources neces...

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Publicado en:Caribbean Studies Vol. 38; no. 1; pp. 59 - 105
Autor principal: Stark, David M.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras Campus January/June 2010
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      ab: Studies of eighteenth century Puerto Rican clergy depict poorly trained priests serving understaffed parishes throughout the island. Their inadequate training and irregular lives supposedly resulted in moral laxity among the island's inhabitants. Until now, we have lacked the primary resources necessary to evaluate such assertions. By drawing upon the parish baptismal, marriage, and death registers of San Felipe the Apostle parish in Arecibo, Puerto Rico, it is possible to identify the priests who served in various capacities throughout the years 1708 to 1791. Moreover, the social origins as well as their educational background can be examined as a means to (re)assess the negative image of Puerto Rican clergy. Within the broader context of the eighteenth century, the lives, training and career paths of Puerto Rican priests were typical of those clergy elsewhere in the Americas. Reprinted by permission of the publisher.
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