“Prokažite vještice, čarobnjake i heretike! “Inkvizicija je u Hrvatsku stigla kasno i uzela krvav danak: mogao je biti optužen baš svatko

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Inkvizicija. Sud utemeljen s ciljem uništenja svih vjerovanja i obreda koji nisu u skladu s kršćanskom vjerom i religioznom praksom Katoličke crkve. Vještice, čarobnjaci i štovatelji više bogova bili su samo neki od meta inkvizitora koji nisu čekali pojavu heretika na sudu nego su ih sami tražili.

Naziv joj je proizašao iz latinskog glagola inquiro što je značilo istraživati i jednom kad je  1252. godine Papa Inocent IV.  dopustio mučenje ili nasilno dokazivanje krivnje, počelo je doba lova na sve što je bilo iole drugačije. Inkvizicija koja se proširila cijelim svijetom došla je i do Hrvatske.

Iako malo kasnije i na ovim područjima uzela je velik dio života građana. Na području današnje Hrvatske ona počinje u 13. stoljeću a završava u 18.stoljeću.

Australian Catholic Church Rejects Laws Forcing Priests To Report Abuse Confessions

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Byron Kaye and Colin Packham

The country’s top Catholic body claims “children will be less, rather than more, safe if mandatory reporting of confessions were required.”

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Archbishop Mark Coleridge, President of the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference in Australia, speaks as Sister Monica Cavanagh, President of Catholic Religious Australia, listens during a media conference in Sydney, Australia, August 31, 2018. REUTERS/David Gray

SYDNEY (Reuters) ― The Catholic church in Australia on Friday rejected laws forcing priests to report child abuse when they learn about it in the confessional, setting the stage for a showdown between the country’s biggest religion and the government.

The Australian Catholic Bishops Conference (ACBC), the country’s top Catholic body, said it did not accept a recommendation from an official inquiry into church abuse which would force priests by law to report abuse to the police when they hear about it in confession.