Catholic Shanghai : a historical, practical, and reflective guide / Jeremy Clarke, S.J.

Travel guide to Catholic sites in Shanghai, with historical background and tips on how to visit (addresses, recommended means of transport, etc.).

Contents: 1) St. Francis Xavier Church, also called Dongjiadu Catholic Church　[董家渡天主堂]; 2) St. Joseph's Church, also called Yangjingbang Church [洋涇浜堂]; 3) St. Peter's Church; 4) Shanghai Jiaotong University Medical School [上海交通大學醫學院], the former Université l'Aurore; 5) Christ the King Church, also called Good Shepherd Church; 6) Xiangming Middle School [向明中学], the former Aurora College for Women; 7) Former Site of Shanghai General Hospital; 8) Beihong Senior High School [北虹高級中學, the former Collège Saint-François Xavier; 9) Church of the Assumption of Mary, also called Qibao Catholic Church [七宝天主教堂]; 10) Zhang Chongren Memorial Hall　[张充仁紀念館]; 11) Xuhui Workers Technical Secondary School, site of the former Tushanwan (Tou-Se-We) [土山灣 ] Orphanage; 12) Xu Guangqi Memorial Hall [徐光啟紀念館]; 13) St. Ignatius Cathedral, also known as Xujiahui Catholic Church　[徐家匯天主堂]; 14) Shanghai Library: Biblioteca Zi-Ka-Wei [上海圖書館徐家匯藏書樓], the former Jesuit Theology School Library; 15) Xuhui High School [徐匯中學], the former Collège Saint-Ignace; 16) Church of the Immaculate Conception, with the St. Andrew Kim Taegon shrine; 17) Shehan [佘山]: Basilica, Observatory, Pilgrimage Path; 18) Shanghai Museum [上海博物館], with paintings by Jesuit Father Wu Li [吳歷] (1632-1718); Appendix: Getting around Shanghai and Enjoying It

RI copy gift of Alexander Quon (6-1-17)

A collection of pagodas : 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco / [editors: Mee-Seen Loong, Jeffrey Hantover].
Accompanies the exhibiton: The Tushanwan Pagodas: Models from the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition held at SFO International Terminal Museum, April 04, 2015 - October 25, 2015. See SFO Museum Exhibition Page
Text chiefly in English; text of the first article in English and Chinese. William Ma's essay also in Chinese.
Catalog entries in English and Chinese.
Includes bibliographical references.

Includes reproduction of: Collection of China's pagodas : achieved by the Siccawei Catholic Mission, Industrial School, near Shanghai, to the World's Panama Pacific Exposition, 1915.

Foreword / Mee-Seen Loong -- The Tushanwan pagoda models = Tushanwan baota 土山灣寶塔 / William H. Ma 馬新躍 -- The pagoda type of Chinese architecture / D.J. Kavanagh, S.J. -- Making a Chinese architecture / Cole Roskam -- Jesuit Brothers, Christian charity and modern Chinese art / Fr. Jeremy Clarke, SJ -- San Francisco's fair : a last hurrah / Neil Harris -- The pagodas.

I. Introduction
II. Historical Background -- The Pre-Suppression Period -- Sodalities Become the Cornerstone -- Early Images of Mary -- The Nineteenth Century.
III. Pilgrimages, Shrines, and Paintings -- Marian Devotion at Donglu --The Donglu Portrait of Mary -- The Tushanwan Orphanage.
IV. From Donglu to Our Lady of China -- The Shanghai Plenary Council of 1924 --Consecrating China to Mary --A New Image for a New Title.
V. Conclusion.

The Virgin Mary and Catholic identities in Chinese history / Jeremy Clarke, SJ.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [201]-263) and index.

Pt. 1. Images of Mary in China before 1842 -- 1.Chinese Christian art during the pre-modern period -- Katerina Ilioni of Yangzhou -- Madonna and Guanyin -- Marian images during the late Ming dynasty -- The Madonna in Master Cheng's Ink Garden -- Marian sodalities -- João da Rocha and the rosary -- pt. 2 The Chinese Catholic Church since 1842 -- 2. After the treaties -- French Marian devotions -- The effects of the Chinese Rites Controversy -- A sense of cultural superiority -- The influence of Marian events in Europe -- 3. Our Lady of Donglu -- Visual influences on the Donglu portrait -- Photographs of Cixi -- Liu Bizhen's painting -- 4. The rise and fall of the French protectorate Benedict XV and Maximum Illud -- Shanghai Plenary Council, 1924 -- Synodal Commission -- pt. 3 Images of Mary in the early twentieth century -- 5.The Furen art department -- The creation of the Catholic University of Peking -- The emergence of Chinese Christian art -- Celso Costantini and Luke Chen Yuandu -- 6. The Chinese dimension to the Furen Christian art -- Art as a catechetical tool -- Marian paintings -- Sheshan Shengmu.

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