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Nobody’s children? Rights andobligations of the Church regarding foundlings in the preaching of modern Spain (17th century)

Authors: García-Garrido, Manuela-Águeda;

Nobody’s children? Rights andobligations of the Church regarding foundlings in the preaching of modern Spain (17th century)

Abstract

En el presente trabajo analizaremos la posición de la Iglesia sobre el cuidado de los niños expósitos, la censura eclesial a las madres que los abandonaban y la contribución de los púlpitos en la difusión de tales ideas orientadas a incentivar la caridad pública y a acrecentar la potestad eclesiástica en la organización asistencial de la España moderna.

In this paper we will analyse the Church’s position on the care of foundlings, the ecclesiastical censure of mothers who abandoned them and the contribution of the pulpits in the dissemination of such ideas aimed at encouraging public charity and increasing ecclesiastical power in the organisation of social welfare in Early modern Spain.

Keywords

[SHS.LITT] Humanities and Social Sciences/Literature, España moderna, Predicación, [SHS.HIST] Humanities and Social Sciences/History, Iglesia, [SHS] Humanities and Social Sciences, [SHS.RELIG] Humanities and Social Sciences/Religions, Church, Preaching, Foundlings, Early Modern Spain, Expósitos

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