Pede-se que o dia de S. Francisco Xavier seja Santo na Índia Portuguesa
This 1905 confidential diplomatic dispatch, originating from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Lisbon and addressed to the Secretary of State for Indian and Overseas Affairs, transmits a formal request—endorsed by the Government of Portuguese India—for the elevation of 3 December, the feast day of...
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| Language: | pt-PT |
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1905
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| Subjects: |
Archbishop Primate of the East
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Bardez Municipal Council
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Catholic Unity
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Church-State Collaboration
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Colonial Identity
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Colonial Religious Policy
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Diplomatic Dispatch
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Ecclesiastical Governance
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Feast Day Elevation
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Goa Daman Diu
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Historical Analysis
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Holy Day of Obligation
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Imperial Decline
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Late 19th Century
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs Lisbon
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Moral Suspension Debate
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Official Correspondence
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Padroado Real
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Portuguese India
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Primary Source
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Religious Observance
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Religious Rituals
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Saint Francis Xavier
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Secretary of State for Indian Affairs
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Vatican Recognition
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Documents
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| Online Access: | https://macau-legacy.usj.edu.mo/docs/MSCWRMJT/viewer_MSCWRMJT.html |
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