European World Lecture: Catholicism Beyond Europe

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European World Lecture: Catholicism Beyond Europe Peter Marshall

Were Amerindians rational souls or “natural slaves” Were Amerindians rational souls or “natural slaves”?: Las Casas vs Sepulveda

A Catholic Kingdom in Africa: Kongo in the early 18th Century

Sacraments in a Kongolese Church

Franciscan Friars Baptising Native Converts in Mexico

Symbol of Mexico: Our Lady of Guadalupe

The Portuguese Ocean:

Jesuit ‘Accomodationists’ Francis Xavier Alessandro Valignano

Reversal: Persecution in 17th c. Japan

Catholicism with a Chinese face: Matteo Ricci and the convert Xu Guanqi