Subject: Christian martyrs--China

Au tribunal du repentir : la proscription du catholicisme en Chine (1724-1860)
AuthorRoux, Pierre-Emmanuel, 1979-
PlaceParis
PublisherCNRS éditions
CollectionRicci Institute Library
LanguageFrench
TypeBook, Digital Book (PDF)
SeriesCollection "Réseau Asie"
ShelfDirector's Office, Digital Archives
Call NumberBX1665.R68 2023
Description422 pages : illustrations, maps ; 23 cm + pdf
Note

Au tribunal du repentir : la proscription du catholicisme en Chine (1724-1860) / Pierre-Emmanuel Roux.

Includes bibliographical references (pages [357]-388) and index.

Pt. 1.  La proscription du catholicisme au XVIIIe siècle : logiques et incohérences d'une répression --  Aux origines de la proscription --  Les Qing et les sectes --  La politique religieuse des Ming et des Qing --  Des lois pour réprimer les sectes --  Le catholicisme et ses détracteurs au XVIIe siècle --  Le mythe d'une Chine antichrétienne --  Les mesures antichrétiennes au XVIIe siècle --  L'énigmatique "édit de tolérance" de 1692 --  La mise en place de la proscription au début du XVIIIe siècle --  Kangxi, la querelle des rites et les missionnaires --  Yongzheng et l'"édit de proscription" de 1724 --  Une interdiction partiellement appliquée --  La répression aléatoire des missionnaires clandestins --  L'attitude de Qianlong face aux missionnaires clandestins --  Répression religieuse et pluralité des normes juridiques --  Les renvois à Canton et Macao --  La parenthèse antichrétienne de 1746-1748 et les premiers "cas constitués" --  L'affaire de Fuan --  L'affaire de Suzhou --  Les répercussions d'une campagne --  Les autorités locales face aux missionnaires --  L'introduction des missionnaires clandestins --  Des Européens invisibles --  Des autorités locales tolérantes --  La lente prise de conscience du rôle des convertis --  L'attitude de la cour face aux convertis --  La cour face aux Mandchous convertis --  La cour face aux Chinois convertis --  L'attitude des autorités locales face aux convertis --  Enquêtes et comparutions --  Tortures, apostasie et résolution des affaires --  Vénalité et extorsion --  La grande campagne antichrétienne de 1784-1785 --  Entre sévérité et mansuétude : le traitement réservé aux missionnaires --  Les chrétiens chinois, véritables cibles de la campagne --  Un nouveau précédent -- Pt. 2.  Le Code des Grands Qing et les nouvelles formes de la répression au XIXe siècle --  La fin du bouclier catholique pékinois (1801-1811) --  Pékin et le "bouclier catholique" au XVIIIe siècle --  Le statut particulier des missionnaires au service de la cour --  De quelques usages locaux du bouclier pékinois --  Les premiers signes de faiblesse --  Les vecteurs du changement --  Un État en crise et des réformes --  Les incidents de Corée, du Jiangxi et du Shaanxi --  Le bouclier pékinois ébréché --  La (re)découverte de réseaux chrétiens mandchous et chinois --  La crainte d'une hiérarchie catholique --  Une mission de Pékin à l'agonie --  Un contrôle renforcé sur les églises de la capitale (1801-1805) --  La fermeture progressive des églises (1811-1838) --  L'insertion du catholicisme dans le Code des Grands Qing (1811-1840) --  Le mémoire du censeur Gan Jiabin --  Pressions sichuanaises et priorités pékinoises --  Le catholicisme en tant que nouvelle secte chinoise --  L'élaboration de la loi antichrétienne --  Articles additionnels et répression des sectes --  Du mémoire de Gan Jiabin à la loi antichrétienne --  Les missionnaires, cibles désormais secondaires de la répression --  Le catholicisme, religion des missionnaires européens ? --  Quatre cas de peine capitale --  Les convertis, cibles prioritaires de la répression --  Le catholicisme, une secte de convertis chinois --  Des envois plus massifs en exil --  L'introduction du repentir dans le Code des Grands Qing --  La levée de la proscription et ses méandres (1844-1870) --  Sectes, révoltes et couverture catholique --  Les prémices au tournant du mi' siècle --  Une couverture catholique inattendue après 1724 --  La révision de la loi antichrétienne en 1840 --  Lever la proscription... sans l'abroger (1844-1856) --  La première guerre de l'opium et les négociations Keying-Lagrené (1844-1846) --  La question catholique entre les deux guerres (1846-1856) --  L'abrogation de la loi antichrétienne (1858-1870) --  De la seconde guerre de l'opium à la révision du Code des Grands Qing --  L'après-1870 -- Pt. 3.  À l'école du Japon : le piétinement des images chrétiennes (ebumi) dans la Chine des Qing --  Du Japon à la Chine (XVIIe siècle) --  Les origines japonaises de l'ebumi --  La proscription du catholicisme au Japon --  L'épreuve du piétinement des images chrétiennes --  La politique extérieure des Tokugawa et le catholicisme --  Le Japon et l'Asie orientale au XVIIe siècle --  Une proscription à exporter --  Les Chinois et l'ebumi --  La communauté chinoise de Nagasaki --  La chute des Ming --  L'annexion de Taiwan --  L'institutionnalisation d'une pratique --  Les débuts de l'ebumi en Chine --  Menace européenne et puissance japonaise --  L'intégration au discours antichrétien --  Les premières utilisations locales --  L'entrée de l'ebumi dans le Code des Grands Qing --  Vers la généralisation d'une pratique (1805-1817) --  Du piétinement à l'enjambement --  Un ebumi sinisé dans le Code des Grands Qing (1817-1821) --  Épreuves et persistance d'une pratique --  Une pratique à l'épreuve --  L'ebumi sinisé victime de son succès --  L'ebumi sinisé victime de ses limites --  La récidive en question --  Agonie et nostalgie d'une pratique --  La poursuite d'une pratique après les "traités inégaux" --  Discours antichrétien et nostalgie de l'ebumi --  Pamphlets, blasphèmes et magie --  L'ebumi en Asie orientale : entre modèle japonais et passerelle chinoise --  Les tribulations vietnamiennes de l'ebumi --  Les Coréens et l'ebumi.

"Mourir en martyr à l'issue de supplices chinois aussi cruels que raffinés : tel est le sort qu'on pourrait croire réservé à tous les missionnaires et leurs convertis dans une Chine impériale tardive où le catholicisme était officiellement proscrit. Pourtant, rien n'est moins sûr. En explorant l'interdiction de cette religion dans l'empire des Qing (1644-1911), ce livre fondé sur un vaste ensemble de sources asiatiques et européennes vient repenser les questions de la répression religieuse et de la rencontre jalonnée de tensions entre la Chine et l'Occident. Il dévoile ce faisant l'émergence d'un panasiatisme antichrétien au sein duquel "repentir" et "abjuration" s'avéraient en réalité les maîtres-mots des autorités. L'auteur offre ainsi une histoire inédite du catholicisme en Chine et chez ses proches voisins d'Asie orientale." -- Publisher, page four of cover.

Local access dig.pdf. [Roux-Au tribunal du repentir.pdf]

ISBN9782271139740 ; 2271139740
LCCN2023453224
China's book of martyrs
AuthorHattaway, Paul, 1968-
PlaceCarlisle, U.K.
PublisherPiquant
CollectionRicci Institute [AEC]
LanguageEnglish
TypeBook
SeriesFire & blood series ; v. 1
ShelfStacks [AEC]
Call NumberBR1608.C6 H28 2007
Descriptionxxviii, 656 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
Note

China's book of martyrs / Paul Hattaway.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

"In China's Book of Martyrs, the first of the Fire & Blood series, Paul Hattaway charts the story of the Christian church in China from the earliest beginnings to present day. This comprehensive first volume tells the stories of those who have died for their faith in Christ in China, from all creeds or denominations and nationalities, including indigenous Chinese believers. Its features are: 1. History of the Christian church in China listed province by province from AD 845 to the present. 2. All denominations and creeds included. 3. All known martyrs included around 1000 named individuals or groups (501 profiles). 4. Includes over 2000 footnotes and source references, an extensive bibliography and indexes that list martyrs per country of origin and province in China where they were martyred. 5. Contains more than 500 black and white photos or drawings All those interested in the church movement, especially within China, will find this resource invaluable to their studies."--Amazon.com.

Early persecutions / 18th-century martyrs / 19th-century martyrs / Protestant martyrs of the Boxer Rebellion / Orthodox and Catholic martyrs of the Boxer Rebellion (1900) / Martyrs of the 20th-century bandit years / Martyrs of the Communist era.

ISBN9781903689400 ; 1903689406
China's book of martyrs : a record of heroic martyrdoms and marvelous deliverances of Chinese Christians during the summer of 1900
AuthorMiner, Luella, 1861-1935
PlaceCincinnati
PublisherJennings and Pye
CollectionRicci Institute Library
LanguageEnglish
TypeBook
ShelfReading Room
Call NumberDS771.M56 1903
Description512 p. : front., plates, ports. ; 21 cm
NoteChina's book of martyrs : a record of heroic martyrdoms and marvelous deliverances of Chinese Christians during the summer of 1900 / by Luella Miner.
Also published: New York : Eaton and Mains.
LCCN03-29627
China's saints : Catholic martyrdom during the Qing (1644-1911)
AuthorClark, Anthony E.
PlaceBethlehem, Pa.
PublisherLehigh University Press
CollectionRicci Institute Library
LanguageEnglish
TypeBook, Digital Book (PDF)
SeriesStudies in missionaries and Christianity in China
ShelfHallway Cases, Digital Archives
Call NumberBX4655.3.C63 2011 + pdf
Descriptionxv, 270 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Note

China's saints : Catholic martyrdom during the Qing (1644-1911) / Anthony E. Clark.
Includes bibliographical references and index.

"While previous works on the history of Christianity in China have largely centered on the scientific and philosophical areas of Catholic missions in the Middle Kingdom, China's Saints recounts the history of Christian martyrdom, precipitated as it was by cultural antagonisms and misunderstanding. Anthony Clark shows that Christianity in China began and grew under similar circumstances to those during the Roman Empire, with the notable exception that Catholic missionaries were not successful at producing a "Chinese Constantine." One of the principal results of Catholic martyrdom in China was the increased indigenization of Christianity. During the reconstruction of mission churches, hospitals, and orphanages after the hostilities of the Boxer Uprising (1898-1900), the Roman Catholic tradition of venerating martyrs was attached to the reinvigoration of Christian communities. Not only did Catholic architecture accommodate to Chinese sensibilities, but causes for sainthood were also begun at the Vatican to add Chinese names to the Church's list of saints. The implications of Clark's work extend beyond the subject of Christianity in China to the broader fields of cultural, social, economic, political, and religious history. This pioneering study followsthe trails of Western missionaries and Chinese converts as they negotiate the religious and cultural chasms that existed between the West and China, and it demonstrates that these differences resulted in two very different outcomes. Whereas converts appear to have bridged the cultural divide, often to the point of self-sacrifice, political and cultural tensions on the macro level sometimes ended with forceful conflicts. This book contributes to a deeper understanding of cultural and religious interaction,and provides an account of an heretofore unstudied chapter in the history of Christianity on the global landscape."--Book details.

The food of beasts: martyrdom and death in perspective -- Catholic Christianity in China: Nestorian inroads, Franciscan successes, Jesuit accommodations, and the modern chaos -- The Dominican martyrs of Fujian -- The Jesuit martyrs of Hebei -- The Franciscan martyrs of Hunan and Shanxi -- Other martyrs from other missions -- Conclusion: conflict to accommodation: resettling in the aftermath -- Appendix: beatification and canonization dates of China's saints.

Local access dig.pdf. [Clark-Chinas Saints.pdf]

ISBN9781611460162
LCCN2010048594
Diaries of the Chinese martyrs : stories of heroic Catholics living in Mao's China
AuthorFazzini, GerolamoCervellera, BernardoFasi, Charlotte J.
PlaceManchester, New Hampshire
PublisherSophie Institute Press
CollectionRicci Institute [AEC]
LanguageEnglish
TypeBook
ShelfStacks [AEC]
Call NumberBR1608.C6 I613 2016
Descriptionxxxvii, 344 p., 8 unnumbered pages of plates : ill. ; 23 cm
Note

Diaries of the Chinese martyrs : stories of heroic Catholics living in Mao's China / edited by Gerolamo Fazzini ; preface by Bernardo Cervellera ; translated by Charlotte J. Fasi.

Includes bibliographical references.

With tens of millions killed and thousands of Catholics incarcerated because of rigged trials, China under Mao's dictatorship was the Asian version of the Nazi concentration camps and the Soviet Gulag. It's one of the darkest moments in Church history one that continues to be played out to this day through a historic abuse of power and a seemingly endless hunt for believers in Jesus Christ and His Church. Now the stories of these brave Catholic counter-revolutionaries are brought to you for the first time. These four autobiographical testimonies will leave you speechless and inspired. You'll witness the endless strength and hope these brave men displayed despite years of shocking psychological and physical abuse. Nothing short of miraculous, you'll hear their miraculous stories in the face of hunger, torture, interrogation, indoctrination, and the humiliation of the people's trials. There emerged from these souls the crystalline faith of those brave enough to accept their own Calvary for fidelity to Christ without ever becoming slaves of hatred.

Preface / Introduction / Bibliographical notes / Introduction: Cross of gold among the bars : the story of a detainee in cell no. 4 / Gaetano Pollio / Introduction: Preface: In Mao's prisons: the diary of bishop / Dominic Tang, S.J. /  Introduction: My life in the living hell of the Chinese Laogai: a diary of a Chinese Catholic / John Liao Shouji / Introduction: I fled from Red China Leon Chan / Acknowledgments.

ISBN1622823214 ; 9781622823215
LCCN2016000044
Francesco Fogolla : apostolo in Cina
AuthorLanzi, Luigi
PlaceParma
PublisherConvento SS. Annunziata
CollectionRicci Institute Library
LanguageItalian
TypeBook
ShelfHallway Cases
Call NumberBV3427.F835 L35 1997
Description189 p. : ill., map ; 24 cm.
NoteFrancesco Fogolla : apostolo in Cina / Luigi Lanzi.
Not in OCLC.
Gift of Prof. Anthony Clark.
Les 120 martyrs de Chine : canonisés le 1er Octobre 2000
AuthorCharbonnier, Jean 沙百里Missions étrangères de Paris. Archives
PlaceParis
PublisherÉglises d'Asie
CollectionRicci Institute Library
LanguageFrench
TypeBook
SeriesÉglises d'Asie. Série histoire, Études et documents ; 12
ShelfStacks, Seminar Room 102-103
Call NumberBX1665.C5233 2000
Description256 p., [8] p. of col. plates : ill., maps ; 24 cm.
Note

Les 120 martyrs de Chine : canonisés le 1er Octobre 2000 / Jean Charbonnier.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 238-241).
Includes chronology, with Chinese lexicon of personal names, phrases, and locations. Chronologically and geographically documents Western and Chinese martyrs, with many illustrations.
Table of contents keywords: Spanish Domincans (Fujian 1648, 1748), Sichuan 1815-1823, Guizhou 1814-1839, French Lazarists (Wuchang, 1820, 1840), Auguste Chapdelaine, Laurent Pe-Man, Agnes Tsao (Guangxi 1856), Jerome Lou, Laurent Wang, Agathe Lin (Guizhou, 1858), Qingyan 青岩 Seminary (Guizou, 1861, 1862), French Jesuits, Boxers (Hebei, 1900), Zhujiahe (Hebei, 1900), Franciscan mission at Taiyuan (Shanxi, 1900), Italian Franciscans in Hunan (Hengzhou, 1900), Alberico Crescitelli (Hanzhong, 1900), Italian Salesians (Shaozhou, 1930).
Added keywords: nuns, sisters, missions, missionaries, Boxer Rebellion, anti-Christian persecution.

Martiri della Cina : nel 50° della beatificazione
AuthorZavalloni, Roberto
PlaceAssisi, Pg
PublisherEdizioni Porziuncola
CollectionRicci Institute [AEC]
LanguageItalian
TypeBook
ShelfAdmin. Office
Call NumberBX4655.3.Z383 1996
Description261 p, [16] p. of plates : color ill ; 24 cm.
NoteMartiri della Cina : nel 50° della beatificazione / Roberto Zavalloni.
Includes bibliography and index.
Saints of China : Martyrs of the Middle Kingdom. [videorecording]
AuthorClark, Anthony E.Eternal Word Television Network [EWTN]
PlaceIrondale, Ala.
PublisherEternal Word Television Network
CollectionRicci Institute Library
LanguageEnglish
TypeVideo DVD
ShelfArchive Cabinet
Call NumberBX4655.3.S25 2011d
Description4 DVD videodiscs (ca. 390 min.) ; 4 3/4 in.
Note

Saints of China : Martyrs of the Middle Kingdom / [Hosted by] Dr. Anthony Clark.
"Dr. Anthony Clark hosts an in-depth history of the Catholic Church in China, from the first Jesuit missions in the 17th century, to the Boxer Uprising, to China's Communist takeover in 1949. Dr. Clark also explains the three main faith traditions in China, and the Church's current situation in China."--OCLC record.

Episodes: China and the Cross -- The Faith of China -- Holy Sons of St. Dominic -- Greater Glory of God -- My God and My All (Parts I & II) -- For Christ and Charity -- Unto Death -- In Faith and Truth -- Holy Sons of St. Don Bosco -- The Blood of the Martyrs -- The Via Crucis -- Seeds of the Church.

Sinarum, Tunquinen. et Cochinchinen Beatificationis et Canonizationis seu declarationis martyrii servorum Dei
Author
PlaceShang-hai Zi-ka-wei 上海徐家匯
PublisherXujiahui Cangshulou 徐家匯藏書樓
CollectionRouleau Archives
LanguageLatin
TypeBook
ShelfRare Book Folio
Call NumberBX4660.S57 1901
Description285, 72 p. ; 31 cm.
Note"Antonii Iosephi Henriquez--Tristani Francisci De Attimis--Bartolomaei Alvarez--Emmauelis Abreu--Vincentii a Cunha--Ioannis Gasparis Cratz--Ioannis Bapt. Messari--Francisci Bucherelli e Societate Iesu Andreae Catechistae el aliorum in odium catholocae fidei interemptorum"
No publisher or place of publication given.
In ink on flyleaf: "Archives de Zi-Ka-Wei"
Sino-Western Cultural Relations Journal XXIII (2001)
AuthorStandaert, Nicolas 鐘鳴旦Mungello, D.E.Isay, Gad C.
PlaceWaco, TX
PublisherBaylor University Dept. of History
CollectionRicci Institute Library
LanguageEnglish, Chinese
TypeSerial (Annual)
ShelfHallway Cases
Call NumberBV3410
Description92 p. : ill., tables ; 21 cm.
NoteD.E. Mungello 孟德衛, SWCRJ Editor.
Issues 1-10 entitled: China Mission Studies (1550-1800) Bulletin.
Cover title also in Chinese: Zhong-Xi wenhua jiaoliushi zazhi 中西文化交流史雜誌 [Zhongguo Tianzhujiaoshi yanjiu 中國天主教史研究].
Abstracted and indexed in: Historical Abstracts and America: History and Life.

Cover: Photograph of Ernst Faber, courtesy of the Rev. Ranier Axman, private archive. -- Theodore Nicholas Foss: Necrology of Prof. Donald F. Lach 勞瑞納教授. -- D.E. Mungello: Fact and fantasy in the sexual seduction of Chinese converts by Catholic priests: the case of the 120 martyrs. -- Gad C. Isay: A missionary philosopher in late Qing: Ernst Faber and his intercultural synthesis of human nature. -- Nicolas Standaert: European astrology in early Qing China: Xue Fengzuo’s & Smogulecki’s translation of Cardano’s commentaries on Ptolemy’s Tetrabiblos. -- New publications.

sketch of the life of Father Victorin Delbrouck, a Franciscan martyr of our days
AuthorDelbrouck, Victorin 董若望, 1870-1898Monchamp, Georges, 1856-1907
PlacePaterson, N.J.
PublisherProvince of the Most Holy Name
CollectionRicci Institute [AEC]
LanguageEnglish
TypeBook
ShelfAdmin. Office
Call NumberBX4705.D38 M613 1910
Description84 p. : frontispiece (portrait) ; 20 cm
NoteA sketch of the life of Father Victorin Delbrouck : a Franciscan martyr of our days / by Mgr. George Monchamp ; translated from the German by a Franciscan father of the Province of the most holy name.
Translation of P. [i.e. Pater] Viktorin Delbrouck; ein Blutzeuge des Franziskanerordens aus unseren Tagen.
Originally written in French (trans. Leo Heinrichs?)
Chinese name uncertain.
Xinde yongzhe : Zhonghua xundao shengren jianshi 信德勇者 : 中華殉道聖人簡史
AuthorClark, Anthony E.Zhang Meina 張美娜Eternal Word Television Network [永恆聖言電視網絡]
PlaceXianggang Jiulong 香港九龍
PublisherCiyou chubanshe 慈幼出版社
CollectionRicci Institute Library, Ricci Institute [AEC]
Edition初版
LanguageChinese 中文
TypeBook
ShelfHallway Cases, Stacks [AEC]
Call NumberBX4655.3.C6312 2013
Description125 p. : ill., map ; 21 cm.
Note

Xinde yongzhe : Zhonghua xundao shengren jianshi 信德勇者 : 中華殉道聖人簡史 / Ke Xuebin (Anthony E. Clark) zhu 柯學斌 (Anthony E. Clark) 著 ; Zhang Meina yi 張美娜譯.
"2011年柯學斌教授替美國「永恆聖言電視網絡」(Eternal Word Television Network) 主持一輯13集有關中國殉道聖人的節目, ...... 該節目內容文稿及有關資料, ...... 譯成中文 ..."--Pages v-vi.

2 copies, one RI & one AEC collection.

ISBN9789881250018 ; 9881250013
Zhonghua xundao xianlie zhuan 中華殉道先烈傳
AuthorLiu Yusheng 劉宇聲, b. 1906Ye Weimin 葉衛民
PlaceTaibei Xian Banqiao Shi 臺北縣板橋市
PublisherZhonghua xundao xianlie jinian tang : Banqiao Tianzhujiao Huafu Tianzhutang 中華殉道先烈紀念堂 : 板橋華福天主堂
CollectionRicci Institute Library
Edition訂增三版
LanguageChinese 中文
TypeBook
SeriesTianzhujiao jiaoyi huibian 天主教教義彙編 ; 1
ShelfStacks
Call NumberBX4660.L59 1989
Description22, 426 p. : color illustrations, maps ; 16 cm
Note

Zhonghua xundao xianlie zhuan 中華殉道先烈傳 / zhubian Liu Yusheng 主編劉宇聲 ; zhixing bianji Ye Weimin 執行编輯葉衛民.

Errata slip inserted.
Includes bibliographical references (page 366).
Rev. 3rd ed. 民國78 [1989]. 

Zhonglie yinghun : Fangjihui Zhonghua xundao shengren xiaozhuan 忠烈英魂 : 方濟會中華殉道聖人小傳
AuthorHan Chengliang [Gaspar] 韓承良, 1928-2004
PlaceXianggang 香港
PublisherXianggang Tianzhujiao Fangjihui 香港天主教方濟會
CollectionRicci Institute [AEC]
LanguageChinese 中文
TypeBook
ShelfAdmin. Office
Call NumberBX3646.C5 H362 2000
Descriptionxi, 153 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm
NoteZhonglie yinghun : Fangjihui Zhonghua xundao shengren xiaozhuan 忠烈英魂 : 方濟會中華殉道聖人小傳 / by Han Chengliang [Gaspar] 韓承良, 1928-2004.
Short biographies of 30 Franciscan Brothers and Sisters martyred in China. All save the first, Fr. Johannes a Triora Lantrua (1760-1816; also known as Saint Giovanni of Triora), died in 1900 amid the Boxer Rebellion.
ISBN9628582232 ; 9789628582235