Louis Jacques Maurice De Bonald
| Louis-Jacques-Maurice de Bonald | |
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| Biography | |
| Birth | 30 October 1787 in Millau ( France ) |
| Deaths | 25 February 1870 in Lyon (France) |
| Priestly Ordination | 1811 |
| Bishop of the Catholic Church | |
| Episcopal | 1823 |
| Episcopal functions | Bishop of Le Puy-en-Velay Archbishop of Lyon |
| Cardinal of the Catholic Church | |
| Title | Cardinal-priest the Trinity-des-Monts |
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| (In) Record at catholic-hierarchy.org | |
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Louis-Jacques-Maurice de Bonald, born 30 October 1787 in Millau ( Aveyron ) and died on 25 February 1870 in Lyon , was a clergyman French , archbishop of Lyon from 1839 to 1870. He was one of the staunchest defenders of the ultramontanism cons old Gallicanism French.
Louis-Jacques-Maurice de Bonald was the son of writer Louis-Gabriel de Bonald ( one thousand seven hundred and fifty-four - one thousand eight hundred forty ), author of the original legislation, and of Elizabeth of Guibal Combescure.
Return migration after 18 Fructidor, it is placed in a boarding house in Lyon. His graduation, he entered the seminary of St. Sulpice, where he was noted for his ardent piety. Once ordained, he was noticed by the Archbishop of Besancon , Cortois Pressigny Gabriel , who is a secretary in a difficult and delicate subject which was the conclusion of the concordat , and took him to Rome with him.
- 1811 - Ordained a priest.
- 1817 - Grand Vicar and Archdeacon of Monseigneur de Latil , bishop of Chartres.
- 1823 - Bishop of Puy (bishopric newly restored by royal decree). It appeared now a zealous defender of the rights of the Church.
- 4 December 1839 - Archbishop of Lyon , Primate of the Gauls.
- February 1, 1841 - Cardinal received the hat from the Pope May 22, 1843, under the Most Holy Trinity.
- 1844 - Condemns the Handbook of ecclesiastical law, the work of elder Mr. Dupuis, Attorney General, Court of Cassation, arguing that the book contained "doctrines peculiar to ruin the real liberties of the Church to put in their place of shameful servitude ... "
- 1848 - One of the first to greet the 1848 revolution , whose motto "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity seemed favorable to the interests of the Church. Before 1848, already .
Other functions
Decorations
- Commander of the Legion of Honor
References
- Jean Stern, La Salette, authentic documents, t. 2, Ed. Cerf, 1984 146, which refers to a lecture by Mrs. Muller Regional Centre Inter Religious History of Lyon dated April 11, 1979 and A. Rivet, "Maurice de Bonald, Bishop of Puy, and politics," in Essays in honor of Dean Andr Latreille, Lyon, Audin, 1972.
- The social discourse of the Catholic Church From Leo XIII to Benedict XVI, 20p, 2009 Bayard Publishing ( ISBN 978-2-227-47904-3 )
| Preceded by | Louis-Jacques-Maurice de Bonald | Followed by | |
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| Joseph Fesch |
| Jacques-Marie-Achille Ginoulhiac |
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