This work analyses in a corporative perspective, the differences between catholic corporativism and state corporative experiences that marked the world scenario throughout the period of the two world wars, particularly in Portugal, Spain an Italy. To realize the investigation a specific area of interest is defined in an attempt not to allow that the catholic corporativism be misinterpreted as state corporativism, although both of them have a strong discipline appeal. The conservative side assumed this appeal during the emergency of the social problem, as a matter of work. It is of paramount importance to understand how the catholic corporativism was displayed in Brazil and which was its connections and divergence with the catholic corporativism present in Europe at the same time. It is necessary yet, to understand the discoursive routes through which the Church built its sole speech.