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A ausência do celibato na cidade de Goiás no século XIX concupiscência e pecado The absence of celibacy in the city of Goiás in the nineteenth century lust and sin

Maria da Conceição Silva

Varia História · 2009

doi:10.1590/s0104-87752009000100016 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

A presente pesquisa analisa dois testamentos-cerrados escritos, no século XIX, por padres que reconheceram sua prole, direcionaram suas heranças e, ainda, reconheceram as "faltas graves" que cometeram. O importante é notar que esses eclesiásticos usufruíram da razão jurídica para fazer a legitimação de paternidade dos filhos em testamento, que permanecera lacrado. Certamente, os padres sabiam que o documento (testamento) se tornaria público após a confirmação do óbito do testador. Desse modo, o fato de os filhos serem furtos de transgressão ao celibato não causaria nenhum constrangimento ao exercício religioso do pai.<br>The present research analyzes two closed written testaments for priests, in century XIX, that recognized its offspring, addressed their inheritances and, yet, recognized the serious faults that committed. The important is to notice that these ecclesiastical enjoyed of the juridical reason to make the sons paternity legitimation in testament, that had remained sealed. Certainly, the priests knew that the document (testament) would become public after the testator death confirmation. Thus, the fact of the sons are transgression fruits to the celibacy would not cause any constraint to the father's religious exercise.

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