Temporality

Temporalie (from Latin tempus time, plural: temporalia or temporalia ) is the name of the Catholic Church for worldly goods or rights that, unlike spirituals, are transient.

development

As far as the temporalities existed in sovereign and government rights in Germany, they have ceased to exist since secularization . Remaining temporalities were almost entirely converted into state benefits. The extent of these achievements was determined in concordats and circumscription bulls .

A temporary separation exists if the reduction in income from one job is caused by a transfer to another. A temporal block arises when a state measure leads to the church officials being deprived of a salary that is too appropriate for them. According to the Kulturkampf Act of April 22, 1875, the Catholic Church in Prussia was under a complete temporal barrier.

literature

• Erwin Gatz : Art. Finance, church. I. story. In: LThK , 3rd edition, vol. 3, Herder, Freiburg 1995 (special edition 2006), col. 1287–1289, ISBN 3-451-22012-1 (complete works)
• Eugen Haberkern / Joseph Friedrich Wallach: auxiliary dictionary for historians. Middle Ages and Modern Times, Part Two LZ . Franke, Tübingen 7th edition 1987, (Uni-Taschenbücher 120), p. 612, ISBN 3-7720-1293-0