Belorado schism

Summary

Belorado schism is a schism from the Catholic Church^[1].

Key Facts

• Belorado schism is in the country of Spain^[2].
• Belorado schism's instance of is recorded as schism from the Catholic Church^[3].
• Belorado schism's part of is recorded as sedevacantism^[4].
• Belorado schism's part of is recorded as traditionalist Catholicism^[5].
• Belorado schism's part of is recorded as Independent Catholicism^[6].
• Belorado schism's Commons category is recorded as Schism of Belorado^[7].
• Belorado schism's start time is recorded as +2024-05-13T00:00:00Z^[8].
• Belorado schism's participant is recorded as Pia Unio Sancti Pauli Apostoli^[9].
• Belorado schism's participant is recorded as Pablo de Rojas Sánchez-Franco^[10].
• Belorado schism's participant is recorded as Francisco José Ceacero Sierra^[11].
• Belorado schism's participant is recorded as Juan Carlos Uriarte Groh^[12].
• Belorado schism's participant is recorded as Poor Clares^[13].
• Belorado schism's separated from is recorded as Catholic Church^[14].
• Belorado schism's described at URL is recorded as https://www.thetablet.co.uk/news/18927/spanish-nuns-in-schism-after-refusing-ecclesial-tribunal^[15].
• Belorado schism's significant person is recorded as Pablo de Rojas Sánchez-Franco^[16].
• Belorado schism's significant person is recorded as Francisco José Ceacero Sierra^[17].
• Belorado schism's significant person is recorded as Carlo Maria Viganò^[18].
• Belorado schism's significant place is recorded as St. Clare's Monastery, Belorado^[19].
• Belorado schism's significant place is recorded as St. Clare's Monastery, Urduña-Orduña^[20].
• Belorado schism's significant place is recorded as St. Clare's Monastery, Derio^[21].