Asian saints : the 486 Catholic canonized saints and blessed of Asia / Francis X. Clark, SJ.
Includes bibliographical references (p109-116).
Some ephemera inserted within pages (brochures concerning the Comboni Missionaries and 金邦尼傳教修會).

Contents: Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Asian Martyr Saints speak for themselves -- 3. Facts about the Martyrs -- 4. Korea -- 5. Vietnam -- 6. China -- 7. Japan -- 8. India, Philippines, Thailand -- 9. Observations concerning the Martyrs collectively -- 10. The Four Non-Martyr Blessed of Sri Lanka and India -- Conclusion -- Appendix 1: Vietnamese Martyr Saints -- Appendix 2: Chinese Martyr Saints -- Appendix 3: Korean Martyr Saints -- Appendix 4: Japanese Martyr Saints and Blessed -- Appendix 5: Other Asian Countries, and other possible Blessed and Saints -- Bibliography

Katorikku daijiten カトリック大辞典/ Jōchi Daigaku 上智大學、Doitsu heruderu shoshi 獨逸ヘルデル書肆

内容: 第一　愛ーキリシタン

        第二　キリスト仮現說ー神話 

　　　第三　ズアーヴ隊〜日曜日

　　　第四　日本〜マリア誕生福音書

　　　第五　マリアーデンテター腕帛,補遺・索引

Kyohoe sahak 教會史學 = Research journal of Catholic church history

Library has vol. 12 (2015).

Saints of Asia : 1500 to the present / Vincent J. O'Malley, C.M.
A collection, organized by feast day, of biographies (1-3 pages long, often with a portrait)of modern-era saints and candidates for sainthood (i.e. "Servants of God") who were born in Asia or ministered extensively in Asia. Scope includes the Middle East (Lebanon, Palestine/Israel, Syria), the Caucasus (Armenia), Russia (Siberia), East Asia (China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Vietnam), South Asia (India), Southeast Asia (Laos, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand), and Oceania (Australia, Futuna, Guam, Hawai'i, and Papua New Guinea).
Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-214) and indexes (by name and country of origin).