Carta que scriue el pe Afonso Cypriano de santo Thome al pe. Maestro Jgnacio sobre la muerte del pe Antonio criminal. 3 de dezienbre anyo de 1549. Carta que escreue o pe. Amrrique anrriquez do Cabo de Comorin ao pe. Maestro
The document is a letter from India, dated 1549, detailing the death of Father Antonio, an Italian missionary, in the mines. The letter describes Father Antonio's dedication and integrity, noting his continuous service as prior, his care for the poor, and his peaceful demeanor. It recounts his journ...
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1549
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16th century
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Antonio Cypriano
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Cipriano, Pe. Afonso
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Criminal, Pe. António
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Early Christianity
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Indian converts
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Inácio de Loyola, Santo
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Italian missionaries
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Jesuit Missions
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Mar coast
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Portuguese Authorities
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Tomabnxpián
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brutal violence
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colonial conflicts
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missionary efforts
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spiritual leadership
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Manuscripts
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| Online Access: | https://macau-legacy.usj.edu.mo/docs/S9XTIYM9/viewer_S9XTIYM9.html |
| Summary: | The document is a letter from India, dated 1549, detailing the death of Father Antonio, an Italian missionary, in the mines. The letter describes Father Antonio's dedication and integrity, noting his continuous service as prior, his care for the poor, and his peaceful demeanor. It recounts his journey to the coast of Mar, his interactions with both Spanish and Portuguese authorities, and his efforts to convert and support local communities. The letter also provides a vivid account of the violent end suffered by Father Antonio and another missionary, Tomabnxpián, highlighting the brutal methods employed by their assailants. The document emphasizes the spiritual and moral qualities of the missionaries and the harsh realities of colonial conflicts, offering insights into the challenges faced by early Christian missionaries in India during the 16th century. Entry number 40 in catalogue "Jesuítas na Ásia" |
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