"Um religioso pernambucano no sertão sergipano" : trajetória de Frei Enoque e a questão fundiária (1942 - 1986)

Abstract

This study is part of a monograph survey for obtaining of Graduation History of UFS. The research took as its starting point the invasion of the Ilha do Ouro farm in the municipality of Porto da Folha. The raid had the participation of the residents of the same property and surrounding communities, this onslaught unleashed a case against Friar Enoch Salvador de Melo who was accused by brothers Faro Rollembeg Gonçalo and Domingos Rollando Rollemberg to encourage people to submerge the property. From the narration of these events, we try to understand better, who was the friar involved in the fight and because he was charged, in addition, we try to see the world belonging to the individual Friar Enoch, which runs from 1942 to 1986. Within a perspective we will cover transformation processes institutional Catholic Church, initially promoted by the Second Vatican Council followed by Liberation Theology. For this purpose, the methodology used in the construction of this monograph is based on the biography, it is part of one of the theoretical perspectives of New Cultural History, as well as the historical narrative with literary content, defended by Peter Burk. Have the materials chosen for analysis and understanding of data were: 1986 criminal complaint, newspaper articles (Sergipe 1963 and A Defesa de Propriá of 1984), encyclicals of Pope Paul VI and references which includes the period and the institutions analyzed.