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Relations between Mexico and the Holy See were interrupted following Independence. The Holy See recognized the new country in 1836. Mexico had two problems in relation to the Roman Catholic Church; one was royal patronage and the other was the appointment of bishops.

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rdfs:comment	Relations between Mexico and the Holy See were interrupted following Independence. The Holy See recognized the new country in 1836. Mexico had two problems in relation to the Roman Catholic Church; one was royal patronage and the other was the appointment of bishops. (en) Relaciones bilaterales entre México y la Santa Sede (1821-1855) Las relaciones entre México y la Santa Sede se interrumpieron a raíz de la Independencia. La Santa Sede reconoció al nuevo país en 1836. México tenía dos problemas con relación a la Iglesia; uno era el Real Patronato y otro era el nombramiento de obispos. (es)
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