Naslov
Apostazija fra Pacifika (Šime) Krnjića iz Skopja Gornjeg
(The Apostasy of Franciscan Pacificus (Šimo) Krnjić from Skopje Gornje)

Autori
Škegro, Ante

Izvornik
Bosna franciscana : časopis Franjevačke teologije Sarajevo (1330-7487) XIX (2011), 35; 105-122

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Radovi u časopisima, članak, znanstveni

Ključne riječi
apostazija; fra Pacifik (Šimo) Krnjić; Franjevačka provincija Bosna Srebrena; Katolička crkva u Bosni i Hercegovini; Skopje Gornje (Uskoplje)
(apostasy; fra Pacificus (Šimo) Krnjić; Franciscan Province of Bosna - Argentina; Catholic Church in Bosnia-Herzegovina; Skopje Gornje (Uskoplje))

Sažetak
Fra Pacifik (Šimo) Krnjić rođen je 1800. g. u Donjoj Vasti na Uzdolu u Ramskoj župi na sjeveru Hercegovine. Od ranog djetinjstva do pristupanja franjevcima živio je na području Gornjeg Vakufa u zapadnom dijelu središnje Bosne u obitelji oca Antuna Krnjića i majke Marije Ćurčić rečene Džaltić. Prije stupanja u franjevački red bio je najamnik Turčina Agića u Gornjem Vakufu, kojem je čuvao koze. Sukladno svojoj tadašnjoj praksi, franjevci su ga poslali na školovanje u Ugarsku. No, on je iz nepoznatih razloga ustvrdio ne samo da tamo nije dospio slobodnom voljom, nego da nije ni kršten, da potječe iz islamske obitelji Kara-begâ, da je i osunećen – tj. da je pravi musliman, te da su ga iz njegove obitelji katolici oteli. Kako bi spriječili vlastite i pogibli katoličkog puka te materijalne štete koje su iz ove apostazije mogle proisteći, franjevci su postigli da završi u austrijskom zatvoru. Franciscan Pacific (Šimo) Krnjić was born in 1800 in the village of Donja Vasta (Uzdol) in the region of Rama – northern Herzegovina. From the early childhood until he joined the Franciscans he lived on the territory of Gornji Vakuf – the Western part of central Bosnia, with his family, his father Antun Krnjić and his mother Marija Ćurčić, née Džaltić. Before his entry into the Franciscan order, he was a hired hand of a certain Muslim Agić from Gornji Vakuf, and was a shepherd for his goats. According to their common practice, the Franciscans sent him to attend school in Hungary. But for the unknown reasons he claimed that he had not got to Hungary out of his own free will, that he was not even baptized, that he came from the Islamic family Kara-Beg, that he was also circumcised and therefore a true Muslim, and that he was kidnapped by the Catholics and taken away from his Muslim family. In order to avoid their own mortal danger and also that of the local Catholic people under their pastoral care, as well as any material damage that could arise from the apostasy, the Franciscans have succeded in such a way that the apostate’s life ended in an Austrian prison.

Izvorni jezik
Hrvatski

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