Centro Dom Bosco: uma análise do (neo)conservadorismo católico-brasileiro
Data
2023-12
Autores
Anastácio, Aline Guimarães 
Orientadores
Sales, Lilian Maria Pinto
Tipo
Trabalho de conclusão de curso
Título da Revista
ISSN da Revista
Título de Volume
Resumo
Presente no cotidiano do brasileiro, desde o período da colonização, os dogmas e ideais do catolicismo se infiltraram na sociedade brasileira. Todavia, com a chegada da modernidade e ascensão do protestantismo e do aumento de adeptos as religiões pentecostais e neopentecostais no Brasil, o número de católicos diminui cada vez mais e a Igreja Católica vê a sua hegemonia ser gradualmente reduzida. Neste cenário, surgem grupos que se remetem a um catolicismo pré-conciliar, com o apoio das redes sociais, grupos tradicionalistas católicos como o Centro Dom Bosco ganharam espaço no cenário político e religioso do país, onde buscam livrar tanto a Igreja Católica, quanto o país, da Teologia da Libertação, da "ideologia de gênero" e do comunismo. Pretende-se então, com esse trabalho, compreender como os movimentos das "Novas Direitas" criadas no final do século XX influenciaram na construção do pensamento do Centro Dom Bosco e analisar a influência do grupo dentro do catolicismo e nos movimentos conservadores do país, focando no discurso político e religioso e utilizando como base a leitura de materiais retirados nas mídias digitais e jornais online.
Present in Brazilian daily life since the period of colonization, the dogmas and ideals of Catholicism have infiltrated Brazilian society. However, with the arrival of modernity and the rise of Protestantism and the increase in adherents to Pentecostal and Neo-Pentecostal religions in Brazil, the number of Catholics is decreasing more and more and the Catholic Church is seeing its hegemony gradually reduced. In this scenario, groups have emerged that hark back to a pre-conciliar Catholicism. With the support of social networks, traditionalist Catholic groups such as the Don Bosco Center have gained a foothold in the country's political and religious scene, where they seek to rid both the Catholic Church and the country of Liberation Theology, "gender ideology" and communism. The aim of this work is to understand how the "New Right" movements created at the end of the 20th century influenced the construction of the Don Bosco Center's thinking and to analyze the group's influence within Catholicism and the country's conservative movements, focusing on political and religious discourse and using as a basis the reading of materials taken from digital media and online newspapers.
Present in Brazilian daily life since the period of colonization, the dogmas and ideals of Catholicism have infiltrated Brazilian society. However, with the arrival of modernity and the rise of Protestantism and the increase in adherents to Pentecostal and Neo-Pentecostal religions in Brazil, the number of Catholics is decreasing more and more and the Catholic Church is seeing its hegemony gradually reduced. In this scenario, groups have emerged that hark back to a pre-conciliar Catholicism. With the support of social networks, traditionalist Catholic groups such as the Don Bosco Center have gained a foothold in the country's political and religious scene, where they seek to rid both the Catholic Church and the country of Liberation Theology, "gender ideology" and communism. The aim of this work is to understand how the "New Right" movements created at the end of the 20th century influenced the construction of the Don Bosco Center's thinking and to analyze the group's influence within Catholicism and the country's conservative movements, focusing on political and religious discourse and using as a basis the reading of materials taken from digital media and online newspapers.
Descrição
Citação
ANASTÁCIO, Aline Guimarães. Centro Dom Bosco: uma análise do (neo)conservadorismo católico-brasileiro. 2023. 80 f. Trabalho de conclusão de curso (Bacharelado em Ciências Sociais) - Universidade Federal de São Paulo, Escola de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas, 2023