Naslov
Juraj Patačić de Zajezda, Bishop of Bosnia or Đakovo (1670-1716)
(Juraj Patačić de Zajezda, bosanski ili đakovački biskup (1670.-1716.))

Autori
Božić Bogović, Dubravka

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Radovi u zbornicima skupova, cjeloviti rad (in extenso), znanstveni

Izvornik
Zbornik radova / Mašek Tonković, Anka - Osijek : Studio HS internet ; Ekonomski fakultet Sveučilišta Josipa Jurja Strossmayera u Osijeku, 2012, 338-346

ISBN
978-953-253-106-0

Skup
1. međunarodni znanstveni simpozij Gospodarstvo istočne Hrvatske - jučer, danas, sutra

Mjesto i datum
Osijek, Hrvatska, 17.05.2012. - 18.05.2012

Vrsta sudjelovanja
Predavanje

Vrsta recenzije
Međunarodna recenzija

Ključne riječi
Juraj Patačić de Zajezda; Bosanska ili Đakovačka biskupija; Istočna Slavonije; 18. stoljeće; biskup; biskupijsko imanje; vjerski život
(Juraj Patačić de Zajezda; Diocese of Bosnia or Đakovo; Eastern Slavonia; 18th century; bishop; diocesian estate; religious life)

Sažetak
This paper will present the data on the life and ministry of Juraj Patačić, bishop of Bosnia or Đakovo. The primary aim is to assess his merit in the re-establishing the institutions of the Catolich Church in the Eastern Slavonia, and his role in the renewal of the Diocese of Bosnia or Đakovo, the diocesian estate and the organisation of the religious life in the first decades after the liberation from Ottoman power. The paper relies on the analysis of published and unpublished historical documents and previous historiographical results. Juraj Patačić de Zajezda was the bishop of Bosnia or Đakovo from 1703 till 1716. He was the son of count Nikola Patačić and countess Marta Oršić and therefore a member of one of the most prominent Croatian noble families. According to literature, he was born in 1670 in Vidovec near Varaždin, while some historical documents recorded that he was born in the family estate Novi Marof. At the age of sexteen, he joined the Jesuit order in Zagreb where he studied humaniora and Greek philosophy and began to study theology. He left the Jesuit order because of poor health and continued the studies in the Hungarian Illirian course in Bologna where he received his doctoral degree. At a time when he took the office of bishop of Bosnia or Đakovo he was thirty-three years old. Besides the bishops, he held a number of other religious and secular services: he was an archdeacon in Varaždin, a canon in Zagreb and a provost in Požega ; a rector of the Hungarian Illirian course in Bologna, the imperial advisor and the participant in the national parliament in Pressburg in 1708 and 1714. Juraj Patačić was the first bishop of Bosnia or Đakovo who continuously resided in his diocese after Slavonia was freed from Ottoman power in the late 17th century. The conditions in the diocese were difficult: the incomes of churches and clergy were low, the diocesian estete was devasteted and, in general, the religious circumstances were not good. Bishop Patačić resolutely approached the material and spiritual renewal of his diocese, and was very active and busy with the various episcopal functions, not only in his own diocese but also in the surrounding dioceses in which their bishops have not resided. Among the other things, on the ruins of the old cathedral in Đakovo he build a new one in 1706. He also renovated and adapted former Ibrahim Pasha Mosque which he consecrated into the parish church of St. George. In 1706 he built a wooden bishop's residence whereas the construction and equipping of the Franciscan monastery in Đakovo lasted from 1711 to 1714. Patačić also granted the benefits and properties to the Franciscan monastery and the parish priests in Đakovo, defined the incomes from the stola, preached, consecrated churches, confirmed, inaugurated the priests in the holy orders not only in his own but also in the surrounding dioceses. He died in March in 1716 at the age of forty-six. According to his own desire, he was buried in the Franciscan church in Đakovo.

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

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