Mons. Mile Vidović, povjesničar i svećenik splitsko-makarske nadbiskupije, preminuo je u 91. godini u splitskoj bolnici, potvrdilo je njegova obitelj. Smrtni događaj dogodio se u subotu, 5. lipnja 2026. godine, a obavijest o njemu objavljena je na više hrvatskih medija, uključujući Večernji list, Telegram.hr i N1 Hrvatska. Prema informacijama koje su dostupne, Vidović je bio aktivno uključen u naučnu i crkvenu zajednicu, a njegovo djelo ostavilo je trajan trag u hrvatskoj crkvenoj povjesti.
Vidović je diplomirao na Katoličkom bogoslovnom fakultetu u Zagrebu 1977. godine, obranjavši tezu o Nikoli Bijankoviću, makarskom biskupu, i postigavši akademski naslov doktora teoloških znanosti, specijalizaciju povijest Crkve u Hrvata. Tijekom svoje karijere, bio je uključen u više funkcija unutar Crkve, uključujući voditelja Nadbiskupske kancelarije u Splitu, generalnog vikara i arhiđakona metropolitanskog kaptola u Splitu, te ravnatelja Nadbiskupijske klasične gimnazije „Don Frane Bulić“ u Splitu. U posljednjem periodu života, bio je aktivno uključen u rad na knjizi „Svećenici splitsko-makarske nadbiskupije žrtve II. svjetskog rata i poraća“, što pokazuje njegov interes za istraživanje i dokumentiranje povijesti splitsko-makarske nadbiskupije.
Kao svećenik i povjesničar, Vidović je bio priznat na višem nivou, što se odrazilo u njegovim odlikama od papskih vladika. Papa Pavao VI. mu je 1970. godine dodijelio naslov monsinjora, a papa Ivan Pavao II. 1981. godine naslov počasnog prelata. Također, 2016. godine, dobio je nagradu za životno djelo Splitsko-dalmatinske županije za svoje djelovanje kao svećenika i crkvenog povjesničara, te za autorstvo više knjiga o hrvatskoj crkvenoj povijesti. Među njegovim najznatnijim djelima nalaze se knjige „Povijest Crkve u Hrvata“, „Splitsko-makarska nadbiskupija“ i „Povijest župa doline Neretve“. Osim autorskih djela, sudjelovao je i na brojnim znanstvenim skupovima, gdje su objavljene njegove povijesne članke u raznim časopisima i novinama.
Vidović je bio strastveni i zainteresiran za povijest, što se ogledalo u njegovom dugotrajnom radu na dokumentaciji i istraživanju. Njegova uloga kao svećenika i povjesničara bila je važna za razumijevanje hrvatske crkvene povijesti, posebno u kontekstu splitsko-makarske nadbiskupije. Njegova radnja je bila inspirativna za mlade znanstvenike i povjesničare, a njegovo djelo ostaje relevantno i za buduće generacije.
Sprovod mons. Vidovića bit će u utorak na Mliništu (Zažablje). Ovaj događaj predstavlja priliku da se podigne njegova zasluga za hrvatsku crkvu i povijest, a također da se osjeti njegova prisutnost u zajednici. Njegova smrt je značajna gubitak za hrvatsku kulturnu i religijsku zajednicu, ali njegovo djelo će ostati kao pamćenje njegovog doprinosa.
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Telegram.hrIndépendantCentreFactualité 95Objectivité 90il y a 12 hMons. Mile Vidović, a historian and priest from the Split-Makarska archdiocese, has passed away at the age of 91 in a hospital in Split. He was a prominent figure in the Catholic Church, having held multiple roles including director of the Archdiocesan Chancellery in Split, general vicar, and head of the Split Metropolitan Chapter. He also served as principal of the classical gymnasium 'Don Frane Bulić' in Split. Vidović earned his doctorate in theological sciences from the Catholic Theological Faculty in Zagreb in 1977, with a thesis on Nikola Bijanković, the Makarska bishop. He authored several books on Croatian church history, including 'History of the Church in Croatia,' 'Split-Makarska Archdiocese,' and 'History of the Parishes of the Neretva Valley.' He received awards for his lifetime work, including recognition from the Split-Dalmatian County. His funeral will take place on Tuesday at Mliništa (Zažablje).
Lecture du biais (Centre): The article provides a factual account of the life and contributions of Mons. Mile Vidović, focusing on his religious and academic roles without overtly favoring any political perspective. It mentions his positions within the Catholic Church and his scholarly work but does not engage with political,
Pourquoi ces scores (Factualité 95 · Objectivité 90): Factual accuracy is high, providing details about Mile Vidović’s death, education, roles, and publications. The article is mostly neutral but includes some emotionally charged phrases like 'umro je' (died) which may slightly reduce objectivity.
N1 HrvatskaIndépendantCentreFactualité 95Objectivité 90il y a 12 hThe historian and priest Mons. Mile Vidović has passed away at the age of 91 in a hospital in Split. He was a prominent figure in the Catholic Church, having earned his doctorate in theology from the University of Zagreb in 1977 with a thesis on Nikola Bijanković, the bishop of Makarska. Throughout his career, he held various positions within the Church, including leading the Archbishop's Chancellery in Split, serving as the general vicar, and directing the classical gymnasium 'Don Frane Bulić' in Split. In his later years, he worked on a book about priests of the Split-Makarska Archdiocese who were victims of World War II and the subsequent war. He received several honors, including titles from Popes Paul VI and John Paul II, and was awarded for his lifetime achievements by the Split-Dalmatian County. Among his works are books such as 'History of the Church in Croatia,' 'Split-Makarska Archdiocese,' and 'History of the Parishes of the Neretva Valley.'
Lecture du biais (Centre): The article provides a factual account of the life and work of a religious and academic figure without overtly favoring any political perspective. It focuses on his contributions to church history and education, which are not inherently politically charged, though they touch on national identity and
Pourquoi ces scores (Factualité 95 · Objectivité 90): Matches other articles in factual content, including his death, academic background, and contributions. Maintains a neutral tone throughout, focusing on information rather than emotion.
Večernji listIndépendantCentreFactualité 95Objectivité 85il y a 11 hMonsignor Mile Vidović, a historian and priest from the Split-Makarska diocese, has died at the age of 91. He was known for his work on the history of the Catholic Church in Croatia, particularly focusing on clergy who were victims of World War II. He held several positions within the Church, including roles as head of the Diocesan Chancellery and rector of the classical gymnasium 'Don Fran Bulić' in Split. Pope Paul VI awarded him the title of monsignor in 1970, and Pope John Paul II granted him the title of honorary prelate in 1981. He authored multiple books on Croatian church history and contributed to numerous scientific conferences. His funeral will take place on Tuesday at Mlinište in Zažablje.
Lecture du biais (Centre): The article presents a biographical overview of a religious figure without overt ideological slant. It focuses on his academic and ecclesiastical contributions, mentioning papal honors but not engaging in partisan commentary. The framing remains neutral, emphasizing his professional achievements and
Pourquoi ces scores (Factualité 95 · Objectivité 85): Consistent with other sources, reporting similar facts about Vidović’s life and death. Slightly less objective due to repetition and inclusion of promotional content at the end about commenting rules.
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