Regarding the issue of church property which had been secularised in 1792 (with Papal consent) and Franciscan property which had been secularised unilaterally, the king appointed an extraordinary board composed of officials and supporters of the clergy. The proposals, delivered to Pope Leo XII by ambassador-extraordinary Filiberto Avogadro di Collobiano in December 1827, were examined by a council of cardinals, who rejected some financial details and the right of the state to dispose of the property freely. However, on 1 April 1828, the king summoned a new council, to which he professed flexibility on the financial issues and rigidity on the issue of disposal. The resulting agreement was approved on 14 May 1828 by the Holy See.F Lemmi, Carlo Felice, Torino, 1931, p. 221.
REgardinG the iSSUe Of church property wHIch HaD beeN seculaRIsed In 1792 (witH paPal CONsent) and franCiSCAn PRoPErTY wHicH had been sECulariseD unilateraLly, the kIng appoinTed an EXtRaordINary board composed of oFficiAls anD SUpportERS of THe clergy. the PropOsals, dELiverEd tO poPe LEO xiI By ambaSsaDor-extRaordINaRy filiberto avogAdro DI coLlObiAnO iN decemBeR 1827, were exAmined bY a cOunCil OF cardinaLs, wHo ReJected soMe FInancial dETaILs and the righT OF thE stAte tO diSpose of tHe ProPerty freelY. howEvEr, on 1 APril 1828, the KiNg sUMmonEd a New cOuncil, to which he professed FlExibility On tHe FINancIal iSsues aNd riGidity on tHe iSsuE oF dIsPOSal. The rESUltIng agreEmENt waS ApprovEd on 14 mAY 1828 By The holy see.F LeMmI, caRlO FELiCE, toRiNo, 1931, P. 221.