Marian Advocation and Religious Ceremonial in the Documentation of the Archive of the Cathedral of Malaga: an approach to Festivities, Masses and Endowments
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https://doi.org/10.24310/BAETICA.2018.v0i38.5493Keywords:
Virgin Mary, Religious Ceremonial, Archive of the Cathedral of Malaga, Marian Advocation, Liturgy, Testamentary DispositionsAbstract
The present paper aims to make an approach to the Marian presence in the religious ceremony in the Cathedral of Malaga during the 16th-19th. The methodology to be followed to carry out our research has been the analysis of documentary sources of the Cathedral Archive of Malaga city, what has allowed a substancial social, religious and economic character and even identity information. Social outcomes where the Marian presence prevailed were the masses and festivities. Endowment offered by parishioners were collected in books of censuses, anniversaries and memories, and developed in the context of ideal to express their devotion.
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