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This paper analyses the context of Paul VI’s encyclical Humanae Vitae (1968) and its reception in Spain. The aim is to explore its background debates and impact in relation to the Second Vatican Council and also to the so-called “disengagement” of the Church from the Franco Regime in its final years. The controversy that surrounded the document put into question the Church’s moral authority. Furthermore, it is understood in the context of a substantial change in the catholic definition of sexuality. This is also linked to a heated debate about birth control in which the popularization of the “pill” had a significant influence.

Sexualidad y religión en el tardofranquismo. La recepción de la Humanae Vitae en España y la crisis de autoridad de la iglesia