Submitted by Jorge Silva (jorgelmsilva@ufrrj.br) on 2017-09-29T18:54:06Z No. of bitstreams: 1 2015 - Peter Sana.pdf: 2426905 bytes, checksum: 4886ee552c348aa742f8706df208997b (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-09-29T18:54:06Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 2015 - Peter Sana.pdf: 2426905 bytes, checksum: 4886ee552c348aa742f8706df208997b (MD5) Previous issue date: 2015-04-27 / The work titled as "The educational dimension of the thought and the action D. Adriano Hyp?lito in the social struggles of the Baixada Fluminense during the military dictatorship (1964-1985)", investigated since the formation of the thought of the Catholic Church in Brazil, it's share the colonial, imperial and republican education to date that corresponds to the decision-making by senior ecclesiastical hierarchy, depending on the situation which was driven to coexist in opting for the poorest in society. During the first half of the twentieth century Church, with its conservative nature, seeks the most influential means to ally and so take him a role in active participation of society, whether in the case of formal education means such as schools and seminars, even in the informal means such as the press, radio and television media. The political education now has an importance for the Church in as observing situation in Latin America, it is noticed that the less affluent classes of society suffered from injustice and social inequality. It was in this way that there were some sectors of the Catholic Church, strengthened by the Vatican Council and the Medellin and Puebla conferences, sought more active forms of political activity in the mobilization and politicization of the masses, uniting faith to fight for social justice. In this context that the figure of the Bishop Adriano Mandarino Hyp?lito in the Baixada Fluminense, when in 1966, already observing the political structure set up after the 1964 coup, took over the Nova Igua?u Diocese and joined the movement called Liberation Theology and spent to take a leadership attitude toward the union, social movements, and lay and religious who sought social equality and improvements in the most important sectors of society such as education, health, sanitation, land reform and policy, etc. The participation of Nova Igua?u bishop made the conservative sectors of the Church reacted against his bishopric, as well as the current military government and the economic elite, seeking to end the wave of political awareness of the people, exploited by organizations such as the Christian Communities Base and Neighborhood Friends Movement, these who had the guidance and funding for the Church proposed by Don Adriano de bishopric in line with the situation of struggle and resistance against the military regime and social inequalities and injustices caused by the current system. / No trabalho intitulado como "A dimens?o educativa do pensamento e da a??o de D. Adriano Hyp?lito nas lutas sociais da Baixada Fluminense no per?odo da ditadura militar (1964-1985)", investigamos desde a forma??o do pensamento da Igreja Cat?lica no Brasil, sua participa??o na educa??o colonial, imperial e republicana at? o momento que corresponde ? tomada de decis?o por parte da alta hierarquia eclesi?stica, em fun??o da conjuntura a qual foi impulsionada a coexistir, em optar pelos mais pobres da sociedade. Durante a primeira metade do s?culo XX a Igreja com seu car?ter conservador busca os meios mais influentes para aliar-se e assim tomar para si uma import?ncia na participa??o ativa da sociedade, quer seja no ?mbito dos meios formais de educa??o como escolas e semin?rios, at? nos meios informais como a m?dia impressa, radiof?nica e televisiva. A forma??o pol?tica passou a ter uma import?ncia para a Igreja na medida que observando conjuntura da Am?rica Latina, percebe-se que as classes menos abastadas da sociedade sofriam com a injusti?a e desigualdade social. Foi desta maneira que surgiram alguns setores da Igreja Cat?lica que, fortalecidos pelo Conc?lio Vaticano e as Confer?ncias de Medell?n e Puebla, buscaram formas mais ativas de atua??o pol?tica na mobiliza??o e politiza??o das massas, unindo f? ? luta por justi?a social. Neste contexto que surgiu a figura do Bispo Dom Adriano Mandarino Hyp?lito na Baixada Fluminense, quando no ano de 1966, j? observando a estrutura pol?tica montada ap?s o golpe de 1964, assumiu a Diocese de Nova Igua?u e aderiu o movimento denominado Teologia da Liberta??o e passou a ter uma postura de lideran?a diante dos movimentos sindicais, sociais, e dos leigos e religiosos que buscavam igualdade social e melhorias nos setores mais importantes da sociedade como a educa??o, sa?de, saneamento b?sico, reforma agr?ria e pol?tica, etc. A participa??o do bispo de Nova Igua?u fez com que os setores conservadores da pr?pria Igreja reagissem contra seu bispado, assim como o governo militar vigente e a elite econ?mica, buscando terminar com a onda de conscientiza??o pol?tica do povo, instrumentalizada por organiza??es como as Comunidades Eclesiais de Base e Movimento Amigos de Bairro, estes que tiveram a orienta??o e financiamento pela Igreja proposta pelo bispado de Dom Adriano em conson?ncia com a conjuntura de luta e resist?ncia contra o regime militar e as desigualdades e injusti?as sociais provocadas pelo sistema vigente.