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Słownictwo nazywające katolików i niekatolików w XVIII-wiecznych kazaniach ks. Krzysztofa Kluka

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Szamryk K. K.
Białostockie Archiwum Językowe
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2013
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issue 13
333-346
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The article presents the analysis of lexical calling Catholics and non Catholics in the eighteenth-century sermons by priest Christopher Kluk – priest/ scientist, parson of the parish in Ciechanowiec, KEN coworker. The vocabulary of the homilies is divided into four linguistic fields: members of my religious community, Christian-non-Catholics, non-Christians, atheists. This studies has shown a clear domination of the Roman Catholic beliefs and tendencies of everyday understanding of the religion, where there is an equal sign between the Catholic and Christian. It was also found that the linguistic field Christian-non-Catholics in Kluk’s homilies is much smaller than the same linguistic fields in the seventeenth-century preachers homilies. It may shows that in the eighteenth century, the echoes of the Reformation has not proved such a great emotion, even among ordinary priests.
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KATOLICKÉ A NEKATOLICKÉ REZONANCE PRVNÍHO VATIKÁNSKÉHO SNĚMU V JIHOČESKÉ METROPOLI

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Svoboda R.
Studia theologica
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2010
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vol. 12
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issue 4
51-63
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This study deals with the First Vatican Council in the context of regional history. It demonstrates how the council was perceived by Catholics and mainly by non-Catholics in České Budějovice. Strongly represented by the bishop Jan Valerián Jirsík, Catholics were the majority in this town. In 1867–1868, after announcement of total religious freedom and equality in civil life, a minority admitted a non-catholic confession. The most active group was so called German Lutherans, which actively joined the religious life in the town. They found a support in one of the three metropolitan newspapers, called Anzeiger aus dem südlichen Böhmen (Bulletin from the South Bohemia). During 1868 the orientation of these newspapers was anti-catholic and anti-pope resulting in seriously negative evaluation of the Council acting in 1869 and 1870.
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