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Catholicism Beyond Europe

This study explores the spread of Catholicism beyond Europe during the early 18th century, focusing on key regions such as Africa, Mexico, and Asia. It examines the Catholic Kingdom of Kongo, highlighted by the coat of arms of Afonso I, including the role of sacraments within the Kongolese Church. The work also delves into the impact of missionaries like the Franciscan Friars in Mexico and Jesuits like Francis Xavier and Matteo Ricci in Asia. Additionally, it engages with debates on Amerindian souls and the cultural exchange exemplified by Our Lady of Guadalupe and the Chinese adaptation of Catholicism.

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Catholicism Beyond Europe

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  1. Catholicism Beyond Europe Gabriel Glickman

  2. The Portuguese Ocean

  3. Coat of arms of Afonso I of Kongo

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

  5. Sacraments in a Kongolese Church

  6. Franciscan Friars Baptising Native Converts in Mexico

  7. Symbol of Mexico: Our Lady of Guadalupe

  8. Jesuits in Asia: Francis Xavier and Alessandro Valignano

  9. Persecution in C17th Japan

  10. Were Amerindians rational souls or “natural slaves”?: Las Casasvs Sepulveda

  11. ‘The day of the dead’, 2 November

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

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