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Tytuł:
Unia w eparchii przemysko-samborskiej w latach 1664–1670
The Union in the eparchy of Przemyśl-Sambor in the years 1664–1670
Autorzy:
Krochmal, Jacek
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/1065191.pdf
Data publikacji:
2016
Wydawca:
Archiwum Główne Akt Dawnych
Tematy:
Antoni Terlecki
Jakub Susza
unia kościelna
greckokatolicka diecezja przemyska
church union
Greek Catholic Diocese of Przemyśl
Opis:
The article shows the state of the Uniate Church in the diocese of Przemyśl-Sambor during the transitional period between the death of Bishop Prokop Chmielewski (1664), and taking the diocese by Bishop Jan Małachowski (1670). At that time, Bishop Antoni Terlecki (1664–1669) ruled this diocese, and after his removal from the office – Jakub Susza, bishop of the neighboring Uniate diocese of Chełm, who was the administrator of the diocese of Przemyśl-Sambor until the appointment of the next Bishop Ordinary. The rule by the Bishop Terlecki fell in the most difficult period in relations between the Uniate and the Orthodox churches. In the diocese of Przemysl advantage gained Orthodox under the strong leadership of bishop Antoni Winnicki, later Metropolitan of Kiev. The cathedral and most of the parishes in Przemyśl were in their hands. Orthodox took over another Uniate churches, and tried to expel the Uniate bishop from a residence in Walawa in next to Przemyśl, what they finally succeeded in 1669. An account of the bishop Terlecki’s governance is not clear, and in fact it has to be divided into two parts. The positive assessment gains the first one, launched in the final period of the rule of his predecessor – the bishop Prokop Chmielewski. Antoni Terlecki, first as coadjutor (1662), then Bishop Ordinary (1664) ably led the Uniate part of the Diocese of Przemyśl. He became involved in the efforts to strengthen the Uniate Church in Poland, in cooperation with the Uniate bishop of Chełm Jakub Susza. Antoni Terlecki was well prepared to deal with the high ecclesiastical functions. He was a basilian and a doctor of theology. However, over the time his negative traits as rowdiness and drunkenness prevailed. He neglected the duties of the bishop and voluntarily left the diocese of Przemyśl. As a result, the Uniate Metropolitan of Kiev, first imposed on Terlecki church curse, and then took his episcopal functions. Jakub Susza was entrusted with the administration of the Uniate eparchy of Przemyśl-Sambor. At the time of the Bishop Terlecki falls regression in the development of the church union in the diocese of Przemyśl-Sambor. Compact complexes of the Uniate churches were operated on the outskirts of the vast Eparchy, in its western and northern parts. There were 65 established churches confirmed by sources as Uniate and consecutive three more likely to be Uniate. A total of 45 identified with the name Uniate priest served (they cumulated several functions simultaneously).
Źródło:
Miscellanea Historico-Archivistica; 2016, 23; 179-205
0860-1054
Pojawia się w:
Miscellanea Historico-Archivistica
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
Tytuł:
Biskupi uniccy Antoni Angełłowicz i Ferdynand Ciechanowski wobec wydarzeń epoki napoleońskiej
The Greek-Catholic bishops Antoni Angełłowicz and Ferdynand Ciechanowski facing the events of the Napoleonic era
Autorzy:
Krochmal, Anna
Powiązania:
https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/1063042.pdf
Data publikacji:
2013
Wydawca:
Archiwum Główne Akt Dawnych
Tematy:
Antoni Angełłowicz
Ferdynand Ciechanowski
biskup przemyski
diecezja przemyska
epoka napoleońska
Galicja
Greek-Catholic bishop
Greek-Catholic diocese of Przemyśl
Napoleonic era
Galicia
Opis:
This article is an attempt to show the attitude of the Greek-Catholic hierarchy in the Polish lands to the events of the Napoleonic era. The subject is discussed on the basis of the behavior of two Uniate bishops, presenting contradictory views and political affiliation. The Greek-Catholic bishop of Przemysl, Antoni Angełłowicz, since 1808 the Greek-Catholic Archbishop of Galicia, was a strong advocate of the alliance with the Habsburg monarchy, moreover, he was loyal to the Austrian emperor and supported his policy. The bishop of the neighboring with Galicia Greek-Catholic diocese of Chelm, Ferdinand Ciechanowski, agreed with the attitudes of Polish society, and clearly supported the policy of the French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. The pastoral letters of metropolitan Angełłowicz (1805), and bishop Ciechanowski (1812) together with other sources to this period became the basis for the analysis and comparison of different attitudes and political views of both representatives of the hierarchy. The pastoral letter of 1805 was released at a critical moment of the history of Austria, after Austrian defeat in the Battle of Ulm with the forces of Napoleon and Vienna and the Czech lands occupied by the French . The letter contained a declaration of the bishop’s and the Galician Ruthenians’ loyalty to the Austrian monarchy and the Emperor of Austria. Anti-French attitudes of Angełłowicz was confirmed in two political pamphlets that were written by him and published under the title Who is the party provoking: Austria or France? (1805) and Austrian Patriot Comments on Certain Articles from Foreign Newspapers (1809). Disclosure of political sympathies forced the Metropolitam to temporarily leave Lviv after the Galicia went under occupation by the Polish army in 1809 A completely different personality was Uniate bishop of Chelm, Ferdynand Dąbrowa Ciechanowski. The cardinal was involved in the political life of the Duchy of Warsaw (as a senator), especially in the events of 1812 and preparations for the "Polish War", led by Emperor Napoleon. Ciechanowski took part in the Parliament of 1812 and the establishment of the General Confederation of the Polish Kingdom, which proclaimed the rebirth of an independent state. Under the influence of the patriotic atmosphere he announced the pastoral letter to priests and faithful of his diocese on June 28th, 1812. He expressed universal joy from the rebirth of an independent Poland and solidarity with the Polish society. The consequences of his pro-Polish speaking incurred after Napoleon’s defeat in Russia and Russian invasion of the Duchy of Warsaw in 1813, then he was forced to temporarily leave his diocese to avoid imprisonment. In the years of his reign (died in 1828) Ciechanowski carried out a number of important reforms for the Greek-Catholic dioceses, patterning the organization and functioning on the Latin Church.
Źródło:
Miscellanea Historico-Archivistica; 2013, 20; 169-189
0860-1054
Pojawia się w:
Miscellanea Historico-Archivistica
Dostawca treści:
Biblioteka Nauki
Artykuł
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