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Comparison of Evangelization in Portuguese and Spanish America*

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 December 2015

Robert Ricard
Robert Ricard*
Affiliation:
Sorbonne, Paris, France
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Extract

The author of these lines wishes, first of all, to ask your permission to study the theme presented in this program a trifle more extensively. That is to say, I will not limit myself in a spirit, perhaps, that is too narrow, to study only the evangelization of Brazil and Spanish America, but I will take a wider perspective of ecclesiastical or ecclesial matters, since the missions, as the great Belgian teacher Pierre Charles, S. J. taught me, do not represent anything more than the normal and natural growth of the Church. My comparison therefore will refer to the history of the Church in both dominions. However, I must amplify the theme in another way.

Type
Research Article
Information
The Americas , Volume 14 , Issue 4 , January 1958 , pp. 444 - 453
Copyright
Copyright © Academy of American Franciscan History 1958

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Footnotes

*

Robert Ricard is at present Catedrático of the Faculty of Letters of Paris (Sorbonne). He has been honored by numerous learned societies both in Europe and America. Among his important works figure the following: Etudes et documents sur l’histoire missionaire de l’Espagne et du Portugal (Louvain, 1931); La conquête spirituelle du Mexique (Paris, 1933; Spanish translation, Mexico, 1947); Etudes sur l’histoire des Portugais au Maroc (Coimbra, 1955); Etudes hispano-africaines (Tetuán, 1956). Address: 20 bis, Avenue du Château, Bourg-la-Reine (Seine), France.

References

1 Cf. Luis Sala Balust in Hispania Sacra, IX (1956), 336 f.

2 La aportación extranjera a las misiones españolas del Patronato Regio (Madrid, 1946).

3 Tibesar, Antonine O. F. M., Franciscan Beginnings in colonial Peru [Publications of the Academy of American Franciscan History. Monograph Series, Vol. I] (Washington, 1953).Google Scholar

4 d’Azevedo, Thaïes, O catolicismo no Brasil (Rio de Janeiro, 1955).Google Scholar

5 Brasil, Período Colonial (México, 1953), p. 72.

6 For example, through the investigations of João Lúcio de Azevedo.