1532:. On 17 June 1889, the Austrian-Hungarian government in Sarajevo and the Joint Ministry of Finance presented their proposal to Galimberti, in which they suggested the Bishop of Mostar-Duvno should administer Trebinje-Mrkan. The main motive for the proposal was not to dissatisfy the Eastern Orthodox population. The Austrian-Hungarian government also requested the Bishop of Mostar-Duvno, even though just an apostolic administrator, should have a regular jurisdiction in Trebinje-Mrkan and that he could appoint Franciscans to priestly duties. Cardinals Simeoni and Rampolla agreed with the first proposal but rejected the others. The Austrian-Hungarian government was informed about their decision on 23 September 1889. On 16 June 1890, the Propaganda decreed the bishop of Mostar-Duvno would administer Trebinje-Mrkan and the pope confirmed this decision on 8 July the same year. With the new decree, Buconjić's jurisdiction was extended to the whole of Herzegovina.
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Austria-Hungary— to whom the
Catholics are connected by their "historical past, and many other moral and material interests"—if the Ottoman authorities must leave. The Austrian-Hungarian public and authorities received the protestation very positively. Herzegovinian Franciscans, led by Kraljević, also sent a letter to the Ottoman government fiercely opposing this request. Kraljević and Buconjić helped pacify the Catholics who participated in the uprising because the Catholic leadership viewed the unrest in Herzegovina as a potential struggle for the annexation of these regions to Serbia and Montenegro respectively. They were successful in their mission; on 19 February 1877, Kraljević informed the
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General about the parishes in Herzegovina. The General asked Zovko about the right of possession of those parishes, to which Zovko replied in February 1882 that the Franciscans had established and controlled those parishes and, therefore, had patronage over them. That December, Zovko again asked the General about the situation with the parishes in Herzegovina; the General responded that Herzegovinian Franciscans have nothing to fear since Buconjić loved the Franciscan Custody. Buconjić confirmed to the General he would not take the parishes from the Franciscans but would retain the newly established parishes for the diocese.
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parishes should be under the disposal of the bishop, but because
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about the candidates for bishop in Mostar, the
Austrian-Hungarian authorities officially proposed Mišić to Rome for the post for the second time on 5 January 1912. The pope accepted the proposal, so Burián asked the emperor to appoint Mišić, which the emperor did on 14 February. The pope proclaimed Mišić the new bishop on 29 April 1912.
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between 1875 and 1877; many
Catholics and priests fled the area, and houses and churches were destroyed. At the time, Trebinje-Mrkan was administered by the Bishop of Dubrovnik. After the Austrian-Hungarian occupation, the situation improved, and the refugees returned to their homes. The churches and
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and others requested the government to allow the foundation of such a society in
January 1902, which the government approved on 5 July. The founding session of the Croatian Support Society for the Needs of Students and University Students from Bosnia and Herzegovina was held on 14 September 1902, and
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Buconjić gave away some of the diocesan property to the
Custody. Buconjić agreed to make the diocesan cathedral a Franciscan friary church while the new cathedral church was to be built with help from the imperial government. Buconjić informed the Propaganda about this on 14 May 1885. He approved the
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Even though Rome supported
Buconjić's first choice, Lulić, the Austrian-Hungarian authorities did not consider Lulić a serious candidate after his death. Rome did not support Vienna's choice of Mišić because he conflicted with Archbishop Stadler and started to seek its candidates. After the friction
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Propaganda in Rome on 11 June 1887, again requesting the appointment of a new bishop and protection of Catholics from the new authorities. In mid-1887, Lazarević also wrote to the Austrian-Hungarian government in Sarajevo about Buconjić's encroachment in Trebinje-Mrkan, but his petition
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for the position of Custos, which the Propaganda approved on 20 June 1879. Buconjić read the Propaganda's decision on 4 August; upon receiving the news, Zovko refused his appointment due to illness. Zovko's resignation was refused, and he was appointed Custos against his will. The new administration
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in Vienna to ask Buconjić about the parishes the Franciscans were supposed to retain and those that were at his disposal. In December 1885, Vannutelli asked Buconjić whether he agreed with Begić's proposal or to write which parishes the Franciscans should retain and which should be at his disposal.
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While Bishop Forlani was still in the official visitation, Buconjić's term was coming to an end. The General of the Franciscan Order advised not to elect the new leadership until the end of the visitation; he asked Forlani to make a list of suitable candidates and send it to the Propaganda in Rome.
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With the Austrian-Hungarian occupation, the Herzegovinian Franciscan Custody saw decreased financial revenues. They stopped receiving monetary donations from the Austrian-Hungarian Emperor, which he sent during the Ottoman occupation, and the new authorities relinquished all of the privileges given
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and morals. In 1871, he gained the highest Franciscan academic title of jubilee lecturer. The Custody's administration decided already in 1865 to establish new parishes, including the one in Buconjić's home village Drinovci. Buconjić helped them find a lot to construct a new parochial residence. In
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Buconjić saw the proposals for the bishop coadjutor as his dismissal and staunchly opposed them. Buconjić's stance so annoyed the elder Herzegovinian Franciscans the new Provincial Begić proposed himself as the bishop coadjutor during Emperor Franz Joseph's stay in Mostar on 3 June 1910. Buconjić,
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to explain the Franciscans' position on the matter to the Nuncio in Vienna and to try to get a confirmation for their proposal. At the end of October 1889, he visited the Nuncio, who told him he would try to resolve the matter in the interest of the Franciscans. After returning to Mostar, Šimović
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Buconjić had a leading role in the Croatian national movement in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where the new Austrian-Hungarian authorities forbade the use of the Croatian and Serbian names. The National Musical-Singing Society, founded by the people of Mostar in 1889, gathered youth and had a goal of
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nominated Buconjić for the post of Bishop of Mostar-Duvno to the emperor, who agreed and appointed Buconjić the new residential bishop on 9 October 1881. The emperor's appointment was sent to Rome for official confirmation and Pope Leo XIII confirmed the appointment on 18 November 1881, absolving
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In March 1880, Cardinal Mihalović and Buconjić discussed the organization of the Church in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Early the same year in Vienna, Buconjić met with Jacobini, who later consulted Mihalović about the organization of the Church in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Both of them became impressed
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entered Herzegovina via Vrgorac on 31 August 1878 to occupy the territory, Buconjić received him in the Humac friary and helped him to enter Ljubuški and the rest of West Herzegovina without resistance. Not long after the occupation, Buconjić sent a telegram to Emperor Franz Joseph expressing his
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on 17 July 1899; 14 parishes were designated to the diocesan clergy while others were left to the Franciscans. Buconjić postponed the publication of the pope's decision until 1908; both Buconjić and the Franciscans were unsatisfied with the decision. The beginning of this publication states, "We
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was supposed to join Buconjić in Rome but died in March 1899. In April of that year, Begić wrote to the General of the Order to represent the Franciscan Province in Herzegovina. Buconjić discussed the issue with Begić; both men wanted to preserve the strong Franciscan presence in the Diocese of
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ended the privileges the Franciscans enjoyed in their missionary work, they still wanted to retain all of the parishes in the diocese. The Franciscans were confident that Buconjić, a Franciscan, would not disturb their possession of parishes. In December 1881, however, Custos Zovko wrote to the
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Upon receiving Buconjić's answer, Vannutelli informed Jacobini that the agreement between the Franciscans and Buconjić should not be confirmed and that the parishes should be divided as in Bosnia, where the situation was the same as in Herzegovina. Vannutelli proposed at least one-third of the
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the apostolic visitor; he arrived in Mostar in February the next year. Forlani finished his report in May 1878; he advised the Bishop to act in agreement with the Franciscans, to record revenues and expenditures, and to help the construction of the friary in Humac. The question of the parishes
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for the construction of the friary in Humac. The conflict between the bishop and the Franciscans reached its peak during Buconjić's tenure because Franciscans controlled all of the parishes in Herzegovina while the bishop, even though a Franciscan himself, wanted to have diocesan clergy at his
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Buconjić helped establish higher education in Mostar, helping establish the Franciscan Seminary of Theology at the Franciscan friary in Mostar. He officially opened the seminary on 7 October 1895. By establishing the Seminary of Theology, the Franciscan Custody of Herzegovina provided for the
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The Austrian-Hungarian government, however, could not meet these requests due to financial obligations and the consideration for the Eastern Orthodox. The government could not allow the Catholics, who were fewer in number, to have more bishops than the Eastern Orthodox, so they agreed in the
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near the redesignated cathedral on April 30, 1886. Buconjić consecrated the cornerstone of the Franciscan friary, which was built on the site of a former parochial residence on 19 March 1889. Buconjić bought land for a new cathedral church in the Rondo quarter of Mostar. The land for the new
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as candidates for the new bishop in Mostar, noting he also considered Herzegovinian Franciscans but in his conscientiousness could not propose any of them. His proposals were quickly dismissed because the Austrian-Hungarian authorities preferred Franciscans over diocesan clergy and wanted a
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and thus disapproved of Šarić's appointment. The authorities supported the Franciscans and Šarić undiplomatically explained to the government in Vienna he should be appointed because there were no good candidates among the Herzegovinian Franciscans, Burián ordered a candidate for Buconjić's
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while the bishop should dispose of those on the eastern bank; in the case this would not be accepted, Begić was instructed to give in "as least as possible". Buconjić and Begić arrived in Rome on 12 May 1885. The Propaganda received Begić's request in June 1885, and they informed the State
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died on 14 August 1863, and many saw the young Buconjić as his successor. However, Buconjić rejected such a possibility. After Bosnian Franciscans tried to take the vacant position for one of their own and thus reclaim the Herzegovinian Custody, Buconjić acted to prevent them. He visited
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to Serbia and Herzegovina to Montenegro. After finding Serbia and Montenegro had requested the annexation of these regions, Kraljević and Buconjić wrote to the Austrian-Hungarian authorities in July 1876 asking them not to allow this, stating Bosnia and Herzegovina should be annexed by
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The government in Sarajevo considered Lulić to be unfit because he was living in Rome and, as a Dalmatian, would not handle a Herzegovinian diocese. The Austrian-Hungarian authorities were repulsed by anyone from Rome and who did not adopt the monarchy's liberal policies of
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and was given to Bishop of Mostar-Duvno for administration; after this, the whole of Herzegovina was under Buconjić's jurisdiction. Buconjić died in Mostar on 8 December 1910 and was buried in the Church of Saint Peter and Paul in Mostar. He was succeeded in his post by
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arrived in Mostar. Buconjić issued a booklet in Italian called "The Main Reasons for the Uprising of the Christian Population in Herzegovina" and gave it to six foreign consuls. In this booklet, Buconjić stated high taxes were the main factor in the uprising.
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to send an apostolic visitor to Herzegovina and accused Buconjić of neglecting the parishes and the Herzegovinian Franciscans of taking the payment for maintenance by force from the believers during the Easter Communion. The Congregation appointed Bishop
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sent the proposal to the Propaganda on 18 February 1891. The Propaganda proposed a decree on 24 March 1891, which changed the border between the Diocese of Mostar-Duvno and the Diocese of Trebinje-Mrkan, which was confirmed by the Pope on 24 March 1891.
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the next day. Buconjić led the delegation of nine Franciscans in Imotski and presented the emperor with a memorandum about the hardships of Christians in Herzegovina. On that occasion, the emperor decorated him with the Commander's Star of the
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Austria-Hungary and the United Kingdom were unsatisfied with the Treaty of San Stefano and insisted that the new territorial organisations in the Balkans should be discussed internationally. The Treaty of San Stefano was revised at the
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left the country. Buconjić helped Catholic Croats from areas around Ljubuški and Mostar, where they were overpopulated, to settle there. He also helped a number of his relatives to move near Nevesinje. The authorities obstructed these
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about the situation, and in June 1888, Kállay ordered an investigation into the Buconjić's pretensions to Trebinje-Mrkan. Buconjić's predecessor, Apostolic Vicar Barišić, also requested subordination of Trebinje-Mrkan to him in 1846.
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Mostar-Duvno. Buconjić proposed that 25 parishes should belong to the Franciscans while 12 would be at the bishop's disposal. Buconjić also proposed the establishment of 12 additional parishes that would be at the bishop's disposal.
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to Mostar in 1899. He built an orphanage that same year in Bijelo Polje that they controlled, and he bought them land in Nevesinje. Buconjić wanted the Franciscan sisters to dedicate themselves to raising poor female children. The
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in Zagreb on 19 March 1880, after which Buconjić visited the emperor in Vienna and the pope in Rome. Buconjić was finally installed as the apostolic vicar on 25 April 1880. His episcopal motto was "All for the faith and homeland".
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must remain solid and constant to avoid any dissent or changeability of wishes." He asked the pope for permission to trust certain dioceses to the Franciscans because he lacked the diocesan priests. With time, however, the
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The main issue during Buconjić's episcopate diocese was the division of parishes between the diocesan clergy and the Franciscans, who tried to confirm their dominance in Herzegovina with Rome. Even though the papal bull
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and worked for some families there. He later traded in livestock and bought land in Drinovci, where he married Vida Šimić. They had six sons and five daughters. Buconjić was christened as Stjepan on 16 August 1834 in
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that opened in 1882 and the other in Sarajevo as a theology seminary that opened in 1893. Only five diocesan priests were ordained during Buconjić's episcopate, compared with the ordination of over 70 Franciscans.
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In 1885, Buconjić proposed changing the borders of the Bosnian-Herzegovinian dioceses to the Holy See. Buconjić and other two Bosnian-Herzegovinian bishops, Stadler and the apostolic administrator of Banja Luka
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to help with the improvement of the condition of Catholics in Trebinje-Mrkan. Rampolla informed the pope about the situation; the pope requested new negotiations with the Austrian-Hungarian government. Cardinal
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In the last years of his life, Buconjić was often sickly. Even though the new episcopal residence was erected, Buconjoć refused to move and lived in the old residence in Vukodol. His advisor, friar
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opposed the idea that Trebinje-Mrkan should be exempted from the Bishop of Dubrovnik, but the Catholic population and clergy wanted their bishop. Zaffron later supported the initiative and proposed
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again wrote to the Nuncio, reminding him of Radoš's proposal from 1888. The Nuncio replied in December 1889, promising to support such a proposal. The issue, however, remained unresolved for years.
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on 1 May 1892, and Nevesinje in 1899. He named Marijan Kelava, a diocesan priest, as a parish priest in Neveinje and built a parochial residence and a church. In 1908 he established the Parish of
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On 5 September 1888, the clergy of Trebinje-Mrkan again asked Nuncio Galimberti for the new bishop and for Buconjić to respect the boundaries of Trebinje-Mrkan as established in the 1881 bull
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remained neither solid nor constant, and "the dissent and changeability of wishes" were not avoided. The will of Buconjić about the division of the parishes was not respected.
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in benefit of the Franciscan Custody of Herzegovina due to debt; at that time, Buconjić was bedridden. The cathedral was never built, and the land was later confiscated by the
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in Rome that the Catholics of Herzegovina enjoyed "peace and rest". Meanwhile, the uprising spread to the whole of Bosnia and Herzegovina and culminated with the
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the same year. With the restoration of the regular Church hierarchy in 1881, Buconjić was appointed the first Bishop of the newly established
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considered it adequate to present before the eyes of the priests of our dioceses, and especially to the young ones, the copies of the solemn
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Buconjić's choice to be consecrated in Zagreb rather than by some neighbouring bishops enabled Herzegovina to eliminate the dominance of the
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in 1878, it was decided Bosnia and Herzegovina would be occupied by Austria-Hungary. Buconjić was important in Croatian politics during the
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drew no positive response. Lazarević also warned Vodopić about his duties as Apostolic Administrator, but Vodopić showed little interest.
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approved Buconjić's nomination and issued two decrees on 30 January 1880 appointing Buconjić the apostolic vicar and a titular bishop of
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The Custody decided Begić should follow Buconjić to Rome with the instruction the Franciscans should retain the parishes west of the
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As a bishop, Buconjić favoured the Franciscan Custody more than his diocese. Rather than opening seminaries for the education of the
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replacement be found among the Bosnian Franciscans. Influential members of the Austrian-Hungarian government in Sarajevo concluded
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Buconjić died in Mostar on 8 December 1910 and was buried in the city's Church of Saint Peter and Paul. As requested by the
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allowing Franciscans to retain some parishes and designating others to the diocesan clergy. The Franciscans largely ignored
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and asked him to appoint a Herzegovinian Franciscan as the apostolic vicar. The Pope conceded and appointed Kraljević the
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learning about the intentions of the governments in Sarajevo and Vienna, and Begić's proposal to the emperor, wrote to
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replied, asking Buconjić to take with him the contract about the parishes he signed and the definitors of the Custody.
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held on 13 July 1878. With the help from the United Kingdom and Germany, Austria-Hungary received a mandate to occupy
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claiming the bishop was giving donations sent to him by Austria-Hungary to the Ottomans and accusing him of being a
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for education and to become a friar, where the Herzegovinian Franciscans moved in an attempt to establish their own
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During the talks about the organization of the Church in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Governor of Dalmatia General
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and was awarded the highest grades. When Trionfetti saw his grades, he invited Buconjić to Rome to lecture at
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On 10 May 1883, Buconjić divided the Diocese of Mostar-Duvno into five deaneries – Mostar, Ljubuški,
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Alojzije Mišić succeeded Buconjić as Bishop of Mostar-Duvno and Apostolic Administrator of Trebinje-Mrkan
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Pandžić, Bazilije (2011). "Fra Paškal Buconjić i Drinovci" [Fr. Paškal Buconjić and Drinovci].
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St. Michael's Church in Drinovci was built by Buconjić with a monument in front of it dedicated to him.
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Jolić, Robert (2011). "Pisano djelo biskupa Buconjića" [The written work of Bishop Buconjić].
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while the northern border between the Dioceses of Mostar-Duvno and Trebinje-Mrkan remained unclear.
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Buconjić's lecturing drafts during his tenure were not preserved, but the speech he gave before the
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and was influenced by his ideas, which he discussed with Stadler. His other Roman friends included
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between 1860 and 1866, when he returned to Herzegovina, where he lectured at the seminary of the
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promoting Croatian national conciseness and was sponsored by Buconjić. During Buconjić's reign,
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schools were renovated and rebuilt, and the number of Catholics in the territory increased.
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restored the regular Church hierarchy in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The pope established the
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a month later, on 19 April 1876, when it was proclaimed to the Herzegovinian Franciscans.
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Buconjić of the title of Bishop of Magydus. Buconjić was enthroned on 30 April 1882.
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and were known as Vodopić, while their family name was translated as Bevillacqua in
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to bow down before the Emperor, presenting him a memoranda authored by Buconjić.
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3226:] (in Croatian). Mostar: Hercegovačka franjevačka provincija Uznesenja BDM.
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stopped due to hardship in 1896. The next year, the Franciscans established the
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Perić, Ratko (2011b). "Biskupijske granice" [The diocesan borders].
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and showed him Rampolla's letter. Kálnoky informed the Minister of Finances
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about the parishes established or those ought to be established. This
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learned of their intentions to kill Buconjić and two other friars,
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3249:] (in Croatian). Vol. 1. Zagreb: Tisak Gradanske tiskare.
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as Bishop Coadjutor of Mostar-Duvno with the right of succession.
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3407:(in Croatian) (3). Mostar: Biskupski ordinarijat Mostar: 282–286.
3398:(in Croatian) (1). Mostar: Biskupski ordinarijat Mostar: 106–107.
3309:] (in Croatian). Sarajevo: Vrhbosanska visoka teološka škola.
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named Buconjić guardian of the Humac friary on 18 August 1879.
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The History of Bosnia: From the Middle Ages to the Present Day
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and encouraged migration from outside Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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20th-century Roman Catholic bishops in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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19th-century Roman Catholic bishops in Bosnia and Herzegovina
3450:. Mostar: Filozofski fakultet Sveučilišta u Mostaru: 243–286.
3436:. Mostar: Filozofski fakultet Sveučilišta u Mostaru: 109–140.
3420:. Mostar: Filozofski fakultet Sveučilišta u Mostaru: 109–140.
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declared war on the Ottoman Empire, requestion annexation of
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Schematism of the Herzegovinian Franciscan Province of 2012
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3377:(in Croatian) (5). Grude: Matica hrvatska: 341–345.
3359:(in Croatian) (5). Grude: Matica hrvatska: 366–404.
3349:(in Croatian) (5). Grude: Matica hrvatska: 337–340.
3327:(in Croatian) (5). Grude: Matica hrvatska: 346–365.
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3278:] (in Croatian). Mostar–Zagreb: ZIRAL.
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3467:. Biskupije Mostar-Duvno i Trebinje-Mrkan
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3181:] (in Croatian). Mostar: ZIRAL.
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730:archbishop of Vrhbosna
652:and separate from the
363:Episcopal consecration
262:Bosnia and Herzegovina
243:Bosnia and Herzegovina
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1395:Lupori advised Friar
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977:remained unresolved.
937:Treaty of San Stefano
849:Order of Franz Joseph
834:visited neighbouring
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736:, the Prefect of the
709:, where he discussed
700:Bernardino Trionfetti
447:and a prelate of the
369:Principal consecrator
3254:Mužić, Ivan (1969).
1610:Dalmatian Franciscan
1556:Death and succession
1518:Count Gustav Kálnoky
1451:Herzegovina uprising
1264:Bishop's Ordinariate
1256:Bishop's Ordinariate
1210:construction of the
1168:Karlo Afan de Rivera
1077:Archbishop of Zagreb
935:that ended with the
880:Herzegovina uprising
814:Herzegovina uprising
773:at his residence in
750:Menci Clement Crnčić
559:Diocese Mostar-Duvno
524:Herzegovina Uprising
3442:Mišić (1912)].
3197:Hoare, Marko Attila
3105:, pp. 276–277.
3081:, pp. 269–270.
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3045:, pp. 259–260.
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2117:, pp. 279–280.
1836:, pp. 276–277.
1688:, pp. 275–276.
1377:Serafino Vannutelli
1262:Buconjić built the
1241:internal migrations
1149:Bishop of Dubrovnik
1089:Bosnian Franciscans
1063:to Austria-Hungary
902:, Austria-Hungary,
842:on 24 April and in
581:Bishop of Dubrovnik
442:Herzegovinian Croat
334:Priestly ordination
3818:Franciscan bishops
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1331:on 28 April 1887;
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988:Congress of Berlin
828:Austrian-Hungarian
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536:Congress of Berlin
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3596:Succeeded by
3564:Succeeded by
3539:Succeeded by
3512:Succeeded by
3268:Pandžić, Bazilije
2992:, pp. 77–78.
2215:, pp. 32–34.
2060:, pp. 94–95.
1212:Franciscan friary
1065:Domenico Jacobini
1022:Forlani proposed
999:Stjepan Jovanović
933:Russo-Turkish War
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1471:Ljudevit Ćurčija
1335:on 19 May 1889,
1277:Sisters of Mercy
1225:House of Culture
1100:Bishop of Bosnia
1093:Bishop of Đakovo
1061:Apostolic Nuncio
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191:Personal details
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1392:in March 1888.
1355:The new Custos
1327:on 7 May 1885,
1317:
1304:Augtustin Zubac
1289:Glas Hercegovca
1285:Glas Hercegovca
1268:Glavica, Mostar
1195:diocesan clergy
1157:Bishop of Duvno
1135:with a seat in
1112:
1106:with Buconjić.
1081:Josip Mihalović
1033:
983:
974:Kazimir Forlani
949:
882:; Catholics of
816:
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775:Castel Gandolfo
742:Eugen Kvaternik
689:Austrian Empire
681:
673:Anđeo Kraljević
594:
575:. In 1890, the
528:Anđeo Kraljević
500:Austrian Empire
449:Catholic Church
435:
433:Paškal Buconjić
411:Austria-Hungary
380:Co-consecrators
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373:Josip Mihalović
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148:(1880–81)
125:Bishop of Duvno
112:8 December 1910
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1618:David Nevistić
1594:Alojzije Mišić
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1530:Ex hac augusta
1486:Ex hac augusta
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1397:Nikola Šimović
1373:Luigi Jacobini
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210:2 April 1834
178:Consecration
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48:Mostar-Duvno
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3793:1910 deaths
3788:1834 births
3760:Catholicism
3701:Petar Palić
3696:Ratko Perić
3691:Pavao Žanić
3444:Hercegovina
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3307:Herzegovina
2878:Krešić 2015
2866:Perić 2011b
2213:Detrez 2015
1902:Perić 2011a
1651:During the
1626:Josephinism
1606:Frane Lulić
1602:Pope Pius X
1522:Béni Kállay
857:Anđeo Ćurić
711:natural law
606:Herzegovina
484:Herzegovina
268:Nationality
218:Herzegovina
117:Predecessor
3782:Categories
3686:Petar Čule
3188:9958370298
3136:References
3127:Jolić 2011
3115:Perić 1986
3007:Perić 2009
2990:Perić 2009
2706:Perić 2002
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2562:Jolić 2012
2550:Jolić 2012
2538:Hoare 2007
2526:Perić 1986
2505:Jolić 2012
2493:Marić 2011
2463:Perić 2002
2428:Perić 2002
2413:Perić 1986
2345:Džaja 2002
2225:Šarac 2009
2134:Nikić 2019
2115:Nikić 2019
2103:Perić 1986
2070:Nikić 2011
2046:Nikić 2011
2034:Jolić 2011
2004:Nikić 2011
1961:Nikić 2011
1926:Mužić 1969
1885:Jolić 2012
1861:Perić 1986
1834:Perić 1986
1815:Zubac 1940
1796:Tomas 2019
1745:Zubac 1940
1730:Perić 1986
1686:Perić 1986
1578:Ivan Šarić
1490:Novi Pazar
1405:status quo
1386:Lujo Radoš
1357:Luka Begić
1337:Medjugorje
969:Propaganda
962:turkophile
929:Propaganda
920:Montenegro
888:Ivan Musić
804:chaplaincy
738:Propaganda
715:Antonianum
592:Early life
504:Antonianum
445:Franciscan
289:Alma mater
256:Šoinovac,
206:1834-04-02
170:Ordination
109:Term ended
3748:Biography
3457:Web-sites
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1637:Tomo Igrc
1633:canon law
1333:Tihaljina
1232:Nevesinje
1199:gymnasium
1151:—and the
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588:in 1912.
492:novitiate
132:Successor
101:Installed
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1116:Holy See
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598:Drinovci
480:Drinovci
282:Catholic
214:Drinovci
183:by
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3734:Portals
3503:of the
3471:27 July
3375:Susreti
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1469:Bishop
1431:Deceisa
1426:Decisia
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1417:Decisia
1272:Maribor
1203:Travnik
1181:in 1889
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685:Ferrara
650:Custody
646:Čerigaj
622:Italian
573:Decisia
568:Decisia
565:issued
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488:Ottoman
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327:History
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808:Custos
670:Custos
658:friary
635:Slivno
630:Mostar
555:Zagreb
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