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- Holy_See–Switzerland_relations abstract "Foreign relations between the Holy See and Switzerland are among the oldest bilateral diplomatic relations, beginning with the admission of a papal nuncio to Lucerne in 1586. About 40% of the Swiss population are Catholics, and young Swiss men have served for centuries in the Pontifical Swiss Guard.The bilateral relationship became lastingly fraught during the second half of the 19th century, after the modern Swiss state emerged from a civil war in which the mostly liberal and Protestant cantons defeated the Sonderbund, an alliance of conservative and Catholic cantons that had enjoyed the strong support of the Holy See. In 1873, at the height of the Kulturkampf, the Swiss Federal Council ordered the papal nuncio to leave Switzerland, ending diplomatic relations for about 50 years until the Catholic foreign minister Giuseppe Motta was able to convince his colleagues to allow the return of a nuncio to Bern.Switzerland, however, remained without diplomatic representation with the Holy See until 1991, when the government appointed a non-resident special envoy, which it upgraded to ambassadorial status in 2004. This makes Switzerland one of the relatively few countries with an active diplomatic network not to be represented at the Vatican with an ambassador resident in Rome.".
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- Holy_See–Switzerland_relations wikiPageWikiLink Bern.
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- Holy_See–Switzerland_relations wikiPageWikiLink Giuseppe_Motta.
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- Holy_See–Switzerland_relations wikiPageWikiLink Kulturkampf.
- Holy_See–Switzerland_relations wikiPageWikiLink Lucerne.
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- Holy_See–Switzerland_relations wikiPageWikiLink Sonderbund.
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- Holy_See–Switzerland_relations subject Category:Bilateral_relations_of_Switzerland.
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- Holy_See–Switzerland_relations comment "Foreign relations between the Holy See and Switzerland are among the oldest bilateral diplomatic relations, beginning with the admission of a papal nuncio to Lucerne in 1586.".
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