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PRIEST, INTELLECTUAL AND RECTOR OF UNIVERSITY, ANTON FRANKI (1844 – 1908) DISCIPLINARY INVESTIGATION OR POLITICAL PROCESS?
Ana BIOČIĆ
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On the basis of literature, periodicals and archival sources presently kept in the Croatian State Archive, Archive of the Croatian Academy, and Archive of Catholic Theologian Faculty in Zagreb, author of this article describes life of A. Franki, a Catholic priest, university professor and rector of the University of Zagreb (1888 – 1889). Franki was known because of his discussions about ecumenism that were impregnated with peaceful irenic views. His scientific career ended after a disciplinary investigation that was initiated
by M. S. Trbojević, the Greek-Catholic priest, who accused Franki for writing badly about Zagreb archbishop J. Mihalović and Ban Khuen-Héderváry. Author of this article reveals details about disciplinary process and their effects that influenced Franki’s later life. Namely, Franki was forbidden to return to the University, and, moreover, he could not obtain job even at the St Jerome Institute in Rome. Thus, Franki went to Omišalj on the island of Krk, where he performed duty of the parish-priest until his death.
Ključne riječi
Anton Franki; disciplinary process; Khuen-Héderváry; Josip Mihalović; University of Zagreb; ecclesiastical history of the 19th century
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144077
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Datum izdavanja:
30.6.2015.
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