LA REFORMA RELIGIOSA Y LA CONFESIONALIDAD CATÓLICA EN EL REINADO DE ISABEL I DE CASTILLA, LA CATÓLICA.

The study refers to the religious reform in the Church of Spain at the end of the fifteenth century. It presents Isabella, the Catholic, as an advocate and a supporter of this religious reform, instituted together with the global project of the Catholic Kings of creating and forging a new modern state reigning in peace and justice. This religious reform took into account all social classes and peoples of the Hispanic kingdoms, including the Jewish converts and the expulsion of Muslims and Jews. The Queen, known as Isabella the Catholic, was so committed to the Castilian religious project that she spent half of her life to guide the church in this ecclesiastical work. To comprehend better this complicated and encompassing study, it is divided into two parts. The first part contains the reforms of the bishops, of the secular clergy, of the Christian people, of the religious and nuns, and the second part is all about the ethnic minorities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]