528:. Seonica served as his seat from 18 June 1846 until 2 June 1851. As the existing land parcel in Vukodol was too small for a residence, Ali Pasha bought privately owned land from a local Muslim and granted it to the vicariate, with strong opposition from the Muslim locals. Ali Pasha also provided protection during the construction. The construction was completed at the beginning of 1851, and Barišić moved there on 2 June 1851. After Barišić moved in Mostar, the religious life of the local Catholics flourished. The Catholics from the neighboring hills around Mostar returned to the city and became involved in the public, cultural, and political life of the city.
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split the
Bosnian Franciscans to those that supported the new bishop and those that opposed him. Barišić was supported by the Franciscans educated in Italy, while those educated in Austria opposed him. The Barišić Affair became internationalised, and it gained interest from the Pope, the Austrian Emperor, the Ottoman Sultan, and the Ottoman regional government in
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On 29 April 1846, the
Propaganda informed Barišić that he should move to Herzegovina immediately after he receives a ferman of approval from the Sultan. The next day the Rome established an independent vicariate for Herzegovina, and named Barišić the apostolic vicar. Around that time, Barišić, at the
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Barišić held a view that he, as a bishop, has the exclusive right to establish parishes and appoint parsons. He tried to establish the church hierarchy in Bosnia, which the
Bosnian Franciscans opposed, sawing this as a threat to their privileges. The issue became known as the Barišić Affair, and it
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friar Ilija Vidošević wrote to Barišić about the idea of establishing a separate
Herzegovinian apostolic vicariate, an idea also supported by Ali Pasha. In 1843, Barišić returned from a trip in Albania and stayed in Čerigaj, where Vidošević helped him to establish a connection with Ali Pasha. In
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Ferdinand about the hardships of Catholics in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In 1840, Barišić sent his emissary to Ferdinand, so the Viennese diplomacy could gain another ferman from the sultan that would approve free activity of the bishop in Bosnia, to prevent qadis to
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granted him the ferman fulfilling all of his requests. Encouraged by the ferman, Barišić intended to construct the episcopal residence, a chapel, and a seminary near
Travnik. However, the dispute with the Bosnian Franciscans resurged once again, and Barišić was recalled to Rome.
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Propaganda that he will renounce his office of the apostolic vicar of Bosnia. Rome and Istanbul entered the negotiations about the seat of Barišić, and both were compliant about his transfer to Herzegovina. The Church's negotiator was
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time in
Istanbul, received the ferman, as well as two letters of approval from Ali Pasha. Barišić was granted a number of privileges, including the guarantee of freedom of religion. He informed the Propaganda about the approval on 26 May 1846. He left Istanbul for
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for the establishment of a seminary for the education of the
Bosnian Franciscans, that would be governed by the Franciscan Province of Bosnia. At the same time, he asked the emperor to help the Catholics in Bosnia and Herzegovina, especially with gaining a
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from 1818–19, Herzegovina had 8 parishes and 3,100 Catholic families, with 20,223 Catholics in total. Ten years later, the same bishop reported that there were 51,744 Catholics, a third of the total number of
Catholics in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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In June 1861, Barišić became seriously ill. His health deteriorated in 1862, so he moved from Mostar to the Franciscan monastery in Široki Brijeg. Nevertheless, made efforts to build a cathedral church. On 27 May 1862, with the help of
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1844, the Church authorities allowed the Franciscans to build a friary in Široki Brijeg, so the Herzegovinian Franciscans left their former friaries to build a new one. In 1845, Barišić wrote to the
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in Albania to resolve a dispute between the faithful and the clergy, and between the clergy themselves. His mission was successful, and was thus sometimes referred to as "the angel of peace".
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Nikić, Andrija (1979). "Osnivanje Apostolskog vikarijata u Hercegovini" [Establishment of the Apostolic Vicariate in Herzegovina].
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