Concordat of 1801

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The Concordat of 1801 was an agreement between Napoleonic France and the Papacy that reestablished the Catholic Church’s position in France after the Revolution while keeping it under strong state control.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf agreement between state and church
concordat
treaty
appliesTo Metropolitan France
surface form: metropolitan France
approvedBy Corps législatif of France
Pope Pius VII
cameIntoForce 1802
category 1801 in France
Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church in France

Napoleon Bonaparte
surface form: Napoleon I of France

Treaties of the First French Republic
Treaties of the Holy See
confirmed secularization of Church lands confiscated during the French Revolution
country France
dateSigned 1801-07-15
effect ended the dechristianization policies of the French Revolution
normalized relations between France and the Papacy
placed the Catholic Church under strong control of the French state
restored public status of the Catholic Church in France
field church–state relations
religious policy
followedBy Organic Articles of 1802
historicalPeriod post-Revolutionary France
inForceUntil 1905
language French
Latin
legacy model for later concordats between states and the Holy See
negotiatedBy Napoleon Bonaparte
Pope Pius VII
placeSigned Paris
provided papal institution of bishops nominated by the French government
reorganization of French dioceses
requirement that bishops swear loyalty to the French state
state control over nomination of bishops
state payment of salaries to Catholic clergy
purpose reestablish the Catholic Church in France after the French Revolution
regulate relations between the French state and the Catholic Church
relatedTo French Revolution
Gallicanism
Napoleonic era
signatory French First Republic
Holy See
Holy See
surface form: Papacy
signedUnder French Consulate
surface form: Consulate of Napoleon Bonaparte
statedReligionStatus Catholicism recognized as the religion of the majority of French citizens
supersededBy French law on the Separation of the Churches and the State of 1905
yearSigned 1801

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Napoleon Bonaparte implemented Concordat of 1801
French Consulate significantEvent Concordat of 1801
French Consulate restoredInstitution Concordat of 1801
this entity surface form: Roman Catholic Church in France (via Concordat of 1801)
Civil Constitution of the Clergy followedBy Concordat of 1801
Civil Constitution of the Clergy repealedBy Concordat of 1801
Organic Articles of 1802 follows Concordat of 1801
Organic Articles of 1802 partOf Concordat of 1801
this entity surface form: Napoleonic religious settlement
Organic Articles of 1802 relatedTo Concordat of 1801
Pope Pius VII knownFor Concordat of 1801
this entity surface form: Concordat of 1801 with France
Pope Pius VII signed Concordat of 1801
French law on the Separation of the Churches and the State of 1905 abolishes Concordat of 1801
this entity surface form: Concordat of 1801 in France
Treaties of the Holy See hasPart Concordat of 1801
Bishopric of Arras dissolutionCause Concordat of 1801
Catholic Church in France playedRoleIn Concordat of 1801
Bishopric of Cambrai dissolvedBy Concordat of 1801
Bishopric of Antwerp dissolvedBy Concordat of 1801
Consuls of France relatedEvent Concordat of 1801
Consulate notableReform Concordat of 1801
this entity surface form: Concordat of 1801 with the Papacy
Reformed Church of France shapedBy Concordat of 1801
this entity surface form: Napoleonic religious settlements
Barnaba Niccolò Maria Luigi Chiaramonti knownFor Concordat of 1801
this entity surface form: Concordat of 1801 with France
Napoleonic institutions hasPart Concordat of 1801
Napoleonic institutions significantEvent Concordat of 1801
this entity surface form: Concordat with the Papacy (1801)
Diocese of Versailles establishedBy Concordat of 1801
Archdiocese of Strasbourg civilConcordat Concordat of 1801
Bishop of Ypres suppressedByDocument Concordat of 1801
Diocese of Noyon suppressedBy Concordat of 1801
Thérouanne dioceseSuppressedBy Concordat of 1801
Diocese of Boulogne suppressedBy Concordat of 1801