Pogranicze kościelne diecezji krakowskiej i wrocławskiej na Śląsku na przełomie XVIII i XIX wieku

• Authors: Piotr Natanek
• Languages of publication: PL

Abstracts

PL

Zagadnienie to obejmuje tereny dekanatów bytomskiego i pszczyńskiego na Górnym Śląsku (53 parafie - 1815 r.) i tereny dekanatów siewierskiego i lelowskiego w okręgu Częstochowy i Nowego Śląska (Siewierz, Kłobuck, Pilica; 46 parafii i 3 filie - 1807 r.).

EN

The issue includes the territory of the decanates of Bytorn and Pszczyna in Upper Silesia and the decanates of Siewierz and Lelów in the region of Częstochowa and New Silesia. All these decanates used to belong to the Cracow diocese although most of them were beyond the borders of Poland. Until 1741 all Silesia was under the Austrian rule. It was only after the Silesian war between Prussia and Austria in 1741 that Silesia was subjected to the Prussian rule. Soon after the first partition, on January 4, 1773, the Prussian authorities demanded that the Cracow bishop Kajetan Sołtyk grant powers for the Bytom and Pszczyna decanates. Finally, territorial affiliation of these two decanates was decided in the years 1816-1821. Talks were held then between Nibuhr, plenipotentiary of the Prussian government and cardinal Consalvi, representative of the Holy See, concerning reorganization of church administration in Prussia. By the powers of the papal bulla De salutare animarum of July 16, 1821 the decanates of Bytom and Pszczyna were incorporated into the Wroclaw diocese.

Keywords

PL

pogranicze kościelne; diecezja krakowska; Śląsk

EN

church borderland; Cracow and Wrocław Diocese; Silesia

• Publisher: Uniwersytet Papieski Jana Pawła II w Krakowie
• Journal: Folia Historica Cracoviensia
• Year: 2004
• Volume: 10

Dates

published

2004

online

2016-01-26

Contributors

author

Piotr Natanek

Identifiers

DOI

10.15633/fhc.1250