by Arthur J. Lenti, SDB
Subjects:
- General Introduction
- Nature and Serious Character of the Conflict
- Length and Complexity of the Conflict
- Method Employed in the Present Study
- SECTION ONE: LAWRENCE GASTALDI-A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
- Introduction
- Lawrence Gastaldi’s Early Life to His Appointment as Bishop of Saluzzo (1815-1867)
- Family, Education, and Priesthood
- Rosmini’s Institute of Charity and Missionary Activity in England
- Pre-Episcopal Period in the Turin Archdiocese
- Five Years of Activity as Preacher and Writer
- Father Gastaldi and Don Bosco
- Lawrence Gastaldi, Bishop of Saluzzo (1867-1871)
- The Man and the Priest
- Gastaldi’s Ministry as Bishop of Saluzzo
- The Setting
- The Pastoral Visitation
- The First Vatican Council
- New Pastoral Goals and Illness
- Lawrence Gastaldi, Archbishop of Turin (1871-1883)
- Appointment
- Facing a Difficult Situation
- The Struggle for the Exequatur
- Gastaldi the Reformer-Pastor Bishop
- Rosminian Influence
- Gastaldi’ s Conception of Episcopal Office
- Gastaldi’ s Personality and Character
- Gastaldi’s Collaborators
- Reform of the Clergy and Church Life: Synods
- Assessment of Church Life
- Synod of 1873
- Synod of 1874
- Synod of 1878
- liturgical Calendars
- Reform of Structures for the Education and Formation of the Clergy
- The School of Theology and the Theological Faculty
- Reform of Diocesan Seminaries
- Reform of the Convitto Ecclesiastico and of the Teaching of Moral Theology
- Archbishop Gastaldi’s Pastoral Activity among the People
- New Parishes
- Preaching and Religious Instruction
- Doctrinal Teaching
- Pastoral Visitation
- The Social Question and the Catholic Lay Movement
- Archbishop Gastaldi’s Relationships with Religious
- Marie-Louise-Angelique Clarac
- Francesco Faa di Bruno
- Archbishop Gastaldi’s Death
- SECTION TWO: FIRST PHASE OF THE CONFRONTATION: ARCHBISHOP GASTALDl’S CLASH WITH DON BOSCO OVER THE SPIRIT OF THE SALESIAN SOCIETY AND THE APPROVAL OF ITS CONSTITUTIONS
- Antecedents
- Initial Phases in the Development of the Salesian Constitutions and the Decretum Laudis
- New Move for Approval and Archbishop Riccardi’ s Opposition
- Approval of the Society Not of the Constitutions
- Lawrence Gastaldi Archbishop-Initial Estrangement
- Hardening of Gastaldi’s Position
- Process for the Definitive Approval of the Constitutions Begun
- Gastaldi’ s “Declaration of Intent”
- Clash over the Approval of the Constitutions (1873-1874)
- Gastaldi’ s Conditions for His Support
- Gas taldi’ s Brief Presented in Rome: Objections and Demands
- Trials and Tribulations of the Approval: The First Unsuccessful Presentation
- Petition for Definitive Approval
- Further Incidents in a Deteriorating Situation
- The Bianchi-Vitelleschi Thirty-Eight I Twenty-Eight Animadversiones (Critical Observations) on the Text of 1873
- Don Bosco’ s Response to the Animadversiones (Critical Observations)
- Don Bosco’ s Second Petition, Further Revisions, and Definitive Approval
- Conclusion