De beatas y beaterios jesuitas de la provincia del Paraguay, siglos XVII–XVIII

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06/2018
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El Colegio de Sonora
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Región y sociedad
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1870-3925
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2448-4849
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En las Constituciones de la Compañía de Jesús se estableció que no se podrían incorporar mujeres a su comunidad. Sin embargo, en todo el mundo se crearon congregaciones femeninas independientes que siguieron las reglas jesuitas. Aquí se dan algunos ejemplos para alcanzar el objetivo del artículo, que es indagar sobre las beatas que fueron destacadas en la documentación de los jesuitas de la provincia del Paraguay; se admiten las dificultades que implica no contar con otras fuentes. De esta manera se dan a conocer algunas mujeres prácticamente desconocidas en la historiografía religiosa y, a su vez, el interés en sus ámbitos, los beaterios, que permiten contribuir al conocimiento del modo de vida espiritual que llevaban. Solo se mencionó uno de éstos en los inventarios de las temporalidades de toda la provincia, por lo que se pretende indagar sobre el origen, la descripción y el destino del edificio.
In Society of Jesus’ Constitutions it was established that women could not join this community. However, independent congregations of women that followed Jesuit rules were created worldwide. Here, some examples are given in order to achieve the article’s aim, which is to investigate about the beatas featured in the Jesuit documentation of the Province of Paraguay. Difficulties arising from the fact that other sources are not available are admitted. In this sense, some women virtually unknown in religious historiography are now revealed, and, in turn, an interest in their environment, beaterios, has grown, this contributing to the understanding of their way of spiritual life. Only one of these was mentioned in the inventories of Temporalities throughout the province, which is why the aim is to inquire about the origin, description and fate of the building.
In Society of Jesus’ Constitutions it was established that women could not join this community. However, independent congregations of women that followed Jesuit rules were created worldwide. Here, some examples are given in order to achieve the article’s aim, which is to investigate about the beatas featured in the Jesuit documentation of the Province of Paraguay. Difficulties arising from the fact that other sources are not available are admitted. In this sense, some women virtually unknown in religious historiography are now revealed, and, in turn, an interest in their environment, beaterios, has grown, this contributing to the understanding of their way of spiritual life. Only one of these was mentioned in the inventories of Temporalities throughout the province, which is why the aim is to inquire about the origin, description and fate of the building.
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