bsnsHistory · Oct 28, 2026 · 11:04
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Every time you hear the word credentialed, licensed, or certified, you're looking at a trade that started nearly five centuries ago.
On October 28, 1538, Pope Paul III issued a papal bull elevating a small Dominican seminary in Santo Domingo into a full university, the first one anywhere in the Americas. What started as a school for theology and canon law became the template Spain used across its colonies, producing the judges, notaries, and administrators who ran an empire too large for the Crown to personally vouch for everyone in it.
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