- In
Roman Catholicism, the
expression zelanti has been
applied to
conservative members of the
clergy and
their lay
supporters since the
thirteenth century...
-
Gregorio was the
proposed candidate of the pro-French
faction and the
zelanti (conservative cardinals),
whilst Cardinal Bartolomeo Pacca was proposed...
-
Albani as Pope
Clement XI. The
conclave saw a rise in the
dominance of the
zelanti faction College of Cardinals. It
remained deadlocked for a
month until...
- the
cardinals had
tended to
divide into two groups, the
zelanti and the politicani. The
zelanti were more
radically reactionary than the
politicani and...
- of
Cardinals was
generally divided into two blocs: curial, pro-Jesuit (
zelanti) and political, anti-Jesuit. The
first one was
formed by the
Italian curial...
- anti-Jesuits, but
several cardinals were neutral. The pro-Jesuit faction,
called zelanti,
grouped Italian curial cardinals who
opposed the
secular influences on...
- (1773)
which had
dissolved the order. On the
other hand, the pro-Jesuit
Zelanti faction believed him to be
secretly sympathetic towards the
order and expected...
- uncle.
Their number was
estimated between eight and fifteen. Finally, the
Zelanti formed the
party of
cardinals who
opposed the
secular influences on the...
-
together because they
lacked numerical strength, and saw the rise of the
zelanti as a
political force in the
election of the next pope.
Ottoboni was eventually...
- decades. In the
conclave of 1823,
della Genga was the
candidate of the
zelanti faction and in
spite of the
active opposition of France, he was elected...
