gallicanism

• Doctrine ou mouvement religieux apparu en France parmi le clergé catholique romain, visant à limiter le pouvoir du pape et à accorder une plus grande autonomie administrative aux églises nationales.

A religious movement originating among the French Roman Catholic clergy that advocated for limiting papal authority and securing greater administrative autonomy for national churches.

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   A religious and political doctrine originating in France that advocated for limiting the authority of the Pope over the national Catholic Church and promoting greater autonomy for the French clergy.

   Gallicanisme

   • Gallicanism was a significant force in French religious history, challenging papal supremacy.
   • The principles of Gallicanism influenced the relationship between the French state and the Catholic Church.
   • Debates over Gallicanism often centered on the balance of power between the Pope and national bishops.