Bispos indígenas chineses
This 1926 diplomatic correspondence, consisting of two nearly identical dispatches dated 4 and 6 September and originating in Rome, reports on the impending consecration of two indigenous Chinese bishops by the Pope. Classified under Series A, No. 71, and addressed to the Minister of Foreign Affairs...
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| Language: | Portuguese |
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1926
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| Subjects: |
Catholic Church in China
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Chinese bishops
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Clerical Localization
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Diplomatic Correspondence
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Eastern mission territories
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Ecclesiastical Diplomacy
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Ecclesiastical Indigenization
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Formal Notification
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Historical Document Analysis
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Indigenous Clergy
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Local Church Leadership
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Missionary Expansion
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Papal Authority
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Papal Consecration
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Religious Institutional Reform
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Roman dispatches
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Rome as ecclesiastical center
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Sino-Vatican relations
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Strategic Church Policy
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Symbolic Consecration
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UK English spelling
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Vatican policy
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colonial-era Christianity
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| Online Access: | https://macau-legacy.usj.edu.mo/docs/2Z7ENNXQ/viewer_2Z7ENNXQ.html |
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