- state. In
Austria ultramontanists were
opposed to Josephinism, and in
Germany to Febronianism. In
Great Britain and
Ireland ultramontanists resisted Cisalpinism...
-
authority within the church, and some
members became ****ociated with the
Ultramontanist movement and the
declaration of
papal infallibility in 1870. In Switzerland...
-
Third Republic reducing this influence,
under the
protests of the
Ultramontanists who
supported the Vatican's influence. Anti-clericalism was po****r...
- at all. They were, indeed,
regarded as
imprudent by more
moderate ultramontanists who won the
debate at the
First Vatican Council. Neo-ultramontanism...
- the
influence of
Catholic monasteries,
against which the
conservative ultramontanist Catholic cantons of
Central Switzerland formed the Sonderbund. Following...
-
newspaper became the
mouthpiece of the Búnker, a
group of
Francoist and
ultramontanist militaries and
leaders opposed to democracy.
Between 1977 and 1981,...
- 17, 1864, a
counteroffer (of a
regalist nature,
conflictive to the
ultramontanist tendences in Rome) in a 9-point concordat,
which highlighted the following:...
- Parlamentario) 20,473 3.29 13
Moderate Party (Moderados) 16,501 2.66 11
Ultramontanists (Ultramontanos) 7,965 1.28 7
Fuerist Party of the
Basque Union (PFUV)...
-
unflattering remarks regarding Ringseis'
personal appearance. In
reaction the
ultramontanist party in
Munich launched an
organized offensive, in both the
press and...
- his
Liberal ideas had made him some
irreconcilable enemies among the
Ultramontanists.
Louis Veuillot, in his paper, L'Univers religieux,
opposed him. In...
