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Resumen: La revolucion de 1868 supuso un cambio radical no solo en lo politico sino tambien en lo religioso y cultural que se encontro con la resistencia frontal de parte de la sociedad conservadora. Tras la Septembrina, los elementos mas extremistas de esta, carlistas y neocatolicos, se unieron en un nuevo partido al que bautizaron como Comunion Catolico-Monarquica, con el objetivo de oponerse al nuevo regimen, aunque en un principio solo mediante medios politicos. El analisis del discurso contrarrevolucionario entre la revolucion de 1868 y el comienzo de la Segunda Guerra Carlista de 1872 de los periodicos mas cercanos a la Comunion ( El Pensamiento espanol y La Regeneracion ) muestra una evolucion cuya descripcion puede ayudar a desagregar las diferentes causas culturales de la oposicion al Sexenio y el cambio de estrategia que llevo a la defensa de la solucion violenta, al menos desde el punto de vista de las clases urbanas de Madrid. Palabras clave : discurso contrarrevolucionario, Comunion Catolico-Monarquica; Segunda Guerra Carlista, Primera Republica, revolucion. Abstract: The revolution of 1868 in Spain implied a deep political, cultural and religious change that encountered a radical opposition from part of the conservative society. After the revolution, the most extremist conservative sectors, neo-catholics and carlists, joined together in the Comunion Catolico-Monarquica to fight the new regime, although in the beginning only by political means. The discourse analysis of the newpapers close to the party (El Pensamiento Espanol and La Regeneracion) demostrates an evolution between the revolution of 1868 and the outbreak of the Second Carlist War of 1872 that might help us to disaggregate the cultural reasons of the increasing opposition to the new regime and the change of strategy towards the support of the violent solution, at least from the point of view of the urban classes settled in Madrid. Keywords: Counter-revolutionary discourse, Comunion Catolico-Monarquica, Second Carlist War, First Spanish Republic, revolution.

El discurso contrarrevolucionario de la Comunión Católico-Monárquica. (1868-1872). Factores culturales de la Segunda Guerra Carlista