This entire collection was compiled over several decades of field work in China, where Prof. Clark gathered a large number of images and documents in Mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Rome, Paris, Krakow, as well as from a variety of rare book dealers within the United States, the UK, continental Europe, and Asia.

The collection includes hundreds of materials in English, Chinese, Classical Chinese, Latin, French, Italian, Spanish, and a variety of other European languages. Many of the books have been inscribed by the author or are autographed. A voracious collector, Professor Clark sought after first editions, rare books, ephemera, and otherwise often-overlooked materials and objects, and recognized that these are valuable tools for the scholar of the Catholic Church in China.

Materials within the Collection span from the missionary era in China from its inception to materials that continue into the contemporary era, up to this present day, late 2016. A large body of the collection is centered on China’s canonized Catholic saints, as well as the Boxer Uprising, the turbulence surrounding the events of 1900, and dilates on religious orders and their historic presence in China (including, for example, Franciscans, Jesuits, Dominicans, MEP, and PIME, to name a few). In this regard the Collection greatly enriches the current holdings of the Ricci Institute.

The assemblage of historical images related to the history of Christianity in China, within this greater collection, is unique. More than a dozen archival boxes include images both original and reproduced, many of the latter of which have been under threat, have already disappeared, or have dropped out of scholarly view. In short, in this remarkable collection scholars will likely see images that they have never before seen. Similarly the collection of Professor Clark’s research papers, housed in around 40 archival boxes organized by chronology, order, and diocese, is singular in its scope and breadth regarding the Catholic Church in China, as these items were collected during his research trips that occurred annually and spanned the globe. This, too is a diverse collection of materials, including those found in archives—some of which have now closed—or made fleeting internet appearances, were downloaded and printed, which are now too no longer available in their original source. In addition to this are approximately 30 archival boxes containing Professor Clarks personal papers and publication materials. In total the Collection contains approximately 12,000 pages of documents.

Anthony E. Clark, Ph.D., is the Lindaman Endowed Chair and Professor of History at Whitworth University in Spokane, Washington. The Ricci Institute currently holds one of the world’s most focused collections of materials and scholarship on the Catholic Church in China, and the addition of this collection assists in filling several areas of current lacunae. Prof. Clark has loaned this vast collection of research materials to the Ricci Institute at the University of San Francisco for the advancement of scholarship on the history of Catholic Christianity in China.

ANTHONY E. CLARK COLLECTION RESEARCH MATERIALS/BOOKS IN ARCHIVAL BOXES

COLLECTION OVERVIEW

Focus: History of Christianity in China, Late-Qing and Republican Era, Boxer Uprising

Collection Creator: Anthony E. Clark, Ph.D.

Primary Organizer: Hannah H. Tweet

Arrangement:
This collection is arranged into 10 series, with a total of 38 boxes. There are multiple boxes in each series and they are distinguished by alphabetical letters, i.e.: 001a, 001b, 001c, etc. Series 001, 002, and 005 each focus on a different missionary order in China – the Society of Jesus, the Order of Friars Minor, and the Congregation of the Mission, respectively. Series 004 contains only audio-visual digital files; though other digital files are located throughout the collection. Both series 006 and series 007 contain information regarding one particular person, Fr. Charles McCarthy, SJ, and Alphonse Favier, CM, respectively. The rest of the collection is divided into three different series of “varia,” though series 008 emphasizes research materials, and series 009 emphasizes information organized by religious order or diocese. Series 010 has no emphasis, but each box has its own described category.
Languages: English, Chinese, French

Scope and Contents of the Materials
The contents of this collection represent the collected materials and personal research notes of Professor Anthony E. Clark; all materials center on the history of Christianity in China, especially Roman Catholic missions during the late-imperial era (ca. 1700-1912). Some materials do, however, extend into the contemporary era, and many documents remain sensitive given China’s present political situation under Communist rule. In addition to the various documents and material objects preserved and catalogued, this collection includes a substantial amount of historical and current photographs, prints, and reproduced images related to Catholic Christianity in China. Also, represented in this collection are a number of rare books on this topic, several of which have been inscribed by the authors. [The provenance of the materials in this collection is sometimes recorded; many of the materials are reproduced from archives around the world, as noted.]

Administrative Information
Series Listing

Series 001: SJ (Society of Jesus)
Series 002: OFM (Order of Friars Minor)
Series 003: Post-Imperial/Modern China
Series 004: Audio-Visual Digital Files
Series 005: CM (Congregation of the Mission)
Series 006: Fr. Charles McCarthy, SJ
Series 007: Alphonse Favier, CM
Series 008: Church in China Varia – Research Materials
Series 009: Catholic Church in China Varia, by Order/Diocese
Series 010: Church in China Varia

Box and Folder Listing

Begins on page 1

ANTHONY E. CLARK COLLECTION
HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY IN CHINA ARCHIVE CATALOG
(Anthony E. Clark, Ph.D.)

Table of Contents
Series 001: SJ (Society of Jesus)………………………......……1
Series 002: OFM (Order of Friars Minor)…………………………………… 10
Series 003: Post-Imperial/Modern China …………………………………… 19
Series 004: Audio-Visual Digital Files…………………………….. 24
Series 005: CM (Congregation of the Mission)…………………………… 28
Series 006: Fr. Charles McCarthy, SJ………………………………… 38
Series 007: Alphonse Favier, CM……………………………………….... 42
Series 008: Church in China Varia – Research Materials…………………………………... 46
Series 009: Catholic Church in China Varia, by Order/Diocese …………………………... 54
Series 010: Church in China Varia…………………………………………. 64
Bibliography of Western Language Books ……………………………… 74

Appendix consists of 53 pages of (mostly color) historical and contemporary photographs of people and church buildings.

China's old churches : the history, architecture, and legacy of Catholic sacred structures in Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei Province / by Alan Richard Sweeten.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 380-403) and index.

An introduction to old churches -- Church building and church buildings -- The historic churches of Central Beijing -- Greater Beijing's old church sites and churches -- Tianjin's old sacred structures -- Old churches in Hebei's small cities, towns, and villages -- The churches of rural Zhuozhou, past and present -- The Catholic legacy.

“China's Old Churches, by Alan Sweeten, examines the history of Catholicism (1600 to the present) as reflected by the location, style, and details of sacred structures in three crucial north China areas. Examined are the most famous and important churches in the urban settings of Beijing and Tianjin as well as lesser-known ones in rural Hebei Province. Missionaries built Western-looking churches to make a broad religious statement important to themselves and Chinese worshippers. Non-Catholics, however, tended to see churches as socio-politically foreign and invasive. The physical-visual impact of church structures is significant. Today, restored old and new churches are still mostly of Western style, serving a growing number of Catholics who actively support a Marian movement"-- Provided by publisher.

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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.

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Zhongguo xuejie jinnianlai Mingmo Qingchu Zhong-Xi wenhua jiaoliushi yanjiu zhi guanjian 中國學界近年來明末清初中西文化交流史研究之管見 / Xu Minglong 許明龍. -- Zhonghua Tianzhujiaoshi yanjiu fangfa de qianjian 中華天主教史研究方法的淺見 / Gu Weiying 古偉瀛 -- e-kaoju shidai de Zhongguo Tianzhujiaoshi yanjiu : yi Qu Taisu jiqi jianan wei lie-考據時代的中國天主教史研究 : 以瞿太素及其家難為例 / Huang Yinong 黃一農 -- Yige chuanqi de xingcheng yu yanbian : youguan shitu Sheng Duoma chuanjiao Dongfang de ruogan jilu yu fenxi 一個傳奇的形成與演變 ﹕ 有關使徒聖多馬傳教東方的若干紀錄與分析 / Qi Yinping 戚印平 -- Lun Ding Chashan zhexue yu Li Madou Tianzhu shiyi zhijian zhexue fanshi de leisixing 論丁茶山哲學與利瑪竇天主實義之間哲學範式的類似性 / Song Rongpei 宋榮培 -- The Acta Pekinensia : a key source for the history of Christianity in China / Paul Rule -- Popular or local? Historiographical shifts in the study of Christianity in late imperial China / Eugenio Menegon -- Missionaries, imperialism, and the Boxer Uprising : some historiographical considerations / R. G. Tiedemann -- Ershishiji shangbanye Jianada Fayi Yesuhuishi zai Xuzhou : chuanjiaoshi wenxian yu Zhongguo qiqi 二十世紀上半葉加拿大法裔耶穌會士在徐州 : 傳教士文獻與中國奇器 / Li Shengwen 李晟文 -- Taiwan Tianzhujiao zhong de duoguo secai 臺灣天主教中的多國色彩 / Gu Weiying 古偉瀛 -- Yuenan Gaotai de duoshen xinyang 越南高臺的多神信仰 / He Chengxuan 何成軒 -- 人名索引.

Fang Hao liushi ziding gao 方豪六十自定稿 / Fang Hao 方豪.
Added colophon title: Collected works of Maurus Fang Hao: revised and edited by the author on his sixtieth birthday.
" ... 本書撰人之其他著作目錄": p. 1-8 (3d group).

Dig. pdf. local access [方豪六十自定稿.pdf]

I. [A.] Study of the history of local churches / Arnulf Camps, O.F.M. -- Contemporary relevence of mission history / Jean-Paul Wiest -- Interpretation of Christian history in China / Jean Charbonnier, M.E.P. -- Chinese-centered mission history / Paul Rule.
[B.] About Chinese Catholics (late Qing-early Republican era) / Françoise Aubin -- Passionists in Twentieth-century China / Robert Carbonneau, C.P. -- Historiography and Christian missions in China: case study of the Belgian Franciscans in southwest Hubei / Carine Dujardin -- Shaping of the late Qing's policy toward Christianity / Ku Wei-ying (Gu Weiying)-- Method of apostolate in modern China /Joseph Shih, S.J. -- Career of Christianity in China -- Tang Yi -- Christianity in a violent environment / Gary Tiedemann -- Chinese Catholic Bishops appointed in China by Pope Pius XII during the period 1949-1955 / Anthony Lam Sui-ki -- Seminary formation in China today and prospect for the future / John Tong -- Formation of Sisters in China / John Tong -- Franciscan theological education in China / Berward Willeke, O.F.M. -- Comparative study of the missionary approach of Theodoor Rutjes, C.I.C.M. and Martinus Poell, O.F.M. / Jolanda Jansen -- Attitude of Karl Gutzlaff towards Catholicism and Catholic missions in China / Jessie Lutz -- Apôtre et Chinois: Vincent Lebbe / Claude Soetens -- Lu Zhengxiang: a Benedictine monk of the Abbey of Sint-Andries / Ann Vansteelandt -- About the unpublished letters concerning Chinese techniques written by Father Louis Hélot / Colette Dieny -- Two Chinese Catholic universities and a major Catholic thinker: Zhendan, Furen, and Ma Xiangbo / Edward Malatesta, S.J. -- China's role in the foundation and development of the Pontificial Society of the Holy Childhood / Alain Sauret -- History of the Diocese of Xiwanzi under the C.I.C.M. Fathers (1865-1950) / Stephan Aguirre y Otegui -- Educational work of the Society of the Sacred Heart in the context of the Church's mission in Shanghai / Madeleine Chi, R.S.C.J. -- Sisters of Providence in China / Jeanne Knoerle, S.P. -- China missions of the Abbey of Sint-Andries near Bruges / Christian Papeians de Morchoven, O.S.B. -- Life and mission of the Daughters of Jesus in mainland China / Maria Perez, F.I. -- Trappist monks in China / Paolino Quattrocchi, O.C.S.O., Charles J. McCarthy, S.J. -- Camillians (Order of St. Camillus) in China (1946-1952) / Celestino Rizzi, M.I.
[C.] S.V.D. missions in China / Richard Hartwich, S.V.D. -- Assignment in Zhejiang (Scarboro Foreign Mission Society) / Raymond O'Toole, S.F.M. -- Belgian mission of Scheut in southwestern Mongolia (1870-1922) / Patrick Taveirne, C.I.C.M. -- M.I.C. in China / Huguette Turcotte, M.I.C. -- Cartographie jésuite et perspectives missionnaires / Minako Deburgh -- Le Pè Verbiest et la cartographie des pays chrétiens / Minako Debergh.
II. Some terms of reference in the writing of mission histories / Anthony Chang Sang-loi -- History of the Catholic Church in Hongkong / Bernard Hung-kay Luk. III. Model for a global bibliographical guide to Christianity in China / Archie Crouch -- Historiography of the Dominican missions in China / Fidel Villaroel, O.P. -- Twentieth-century Franciscan Missions in China project / Dominic Gandolfi, O.F.M. -- Study program of the Ferdinand Verbiest Foundation / Jeroom Heyndrickx, C.I.C.M. -- China section of the missionary archives of P.I.M.E. / Angelo Lazzarotto, P.I.M.E. -- History of the Jesuit missions in China: some current projects / Edward J. Malatesta, S.J. -- Preparation for the Second Edition of Christianity in China / Wu Xiaoxin -- C.I.C.M. General Archives / Raymond Renson, C.I.C.M. -- Augustinian missions in China / Isacio Rodriguez, O.S.A. -- Columban China History / Bernard T. Smyth, S.S.C.-- Prosopographical study of the C.I.C.M. Congregation in China / Leo van den Berg, C.I.C.M. -- Maryknoll Society history program: retrospective and five-year plan / Jean-Paul Wiest.

Vol. [1]. in English, provides background history of the old Jesuit China mission and principal characters. Vol. [2]. Appendix, chiefly in Chinese, reproduces the 120 tombstones with Chinese text. Many of the images are taken from the Departed, yet Present volumes and other Ricci Institute sources.

“本書通過追憶保存在北京行政學院內的外國傳教士墓地(又名滕公柵欄墓地)的古往今昔,記敘了外國傳教士17-18世紀在華歷史,以及傳教士墓地的滄桑變化.明末至清中期,以利瑪竇為先驅的來華傳教士為中西兩大文明的交流架起了一座橋樑,他們為中國留下了"時憲歷",象限儀,"皇輿御覽圖"和'西洋樓'等不朽的作品,給中國的文化史和科學史帶來了持續,廣泛,甚至是里程碑式的影響"--Publisher note from 2011 Chinese edition.

Ite missa est : ritual interactions around mass in Chinese society (1583-1720) / by Yang Hongfan.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

"This study is the first book that explores how the Catholic Mass was introduced and propagated in late Imperial China. Its dynamic exploration reveals the tension between localized and global forms of Catholic rituals, especially the tension faced by missionaries and Chinese Catholics, who were caught up between the Chinese tradition and the Catholic one. Drawing on rich primary sources, some of which are rarely noticed in the field, this book unfolds the intriguing interactions between the Mass and various cultural expressions of Chinese society, including traditional religion, architecture, art, literature, government, and theology"-- Provided by publisher.

Introduction to Ritual Interactions around Mass -- Object of Worship: Grand Ritual of Sacrifice to the Lord of Heaven -- Intention of Worship: Mass for Salvation of the Souls of the Deceased -- Performer of Worship: Indigenous Clergy along with Indigenous Liturgy -- Place of Worship: Ritual Space and Ritual Time of Mass -- On-Going Interactions.

Local access dig.pdf. [Yang-Ite missa est.pdf]

Contents:
ROMAN MALEK S.V.D. and GIANNI CRIVELLER P.I.M.E.: Light a Candle. Encounters and Friendship with China. Introduction to the Festschrift -- Tabula gratulatoria -- BARBARA HOSTER: Shen Zuyi’s Painting Zhu song. An Explanatory Note Dedicated to Father Angelo S. Lazzarotto -- GEROLAMO FAZZINI: The Profile of Father Angelo Lazzarotto -- CHEN CUNFU 陈村富: 怀念我的老朋友 Father Angelo S. Lazzarotto -- GIANNI CRIVELLER P.I.M.E. (comp.): Bibliography (1950–2010) of Angelo S. Lazzarotto.

I. PAOLO DE TROIA: Cathay, China. Two Names, One Country. A Three Centuries Long Misunderstanding -- TIZIANA LIPPIELLO: A Confucian Adage for Life: Empathy (shu) in the Analects -- CHIARA PICCININI: The Xiguo jifa. Treatise on Western Mnemonic Arts by Matteo Ricci S.J. Its Importance in Chinese Language Learning -- ELISABETTA CORSI: From the Aristoteles latinus to the Aristoteles sinicus. Fragments of an Unfinished Project -- EUGENIO MENEGON: Memento Mori. Preparing for Death in China and Europe during the Early Modern Era -- PAN FENG-CHUAN: God, Sinner, and Saintly Governance. François Noël and Renzui zhizhong -- ZBIGNIEW WESOŁOWSKI S.V.D.: The European Search for a Universal Language and the German Search for Clavis Sinica. The Role of Chinese Characters in Leibniz’s Theory of Signs.

II. NOËL GOLVERS: Litterae Indipetae from the Jesuit Provincia Flandro-Belgica 1640/1660–1700 -- CLAUDIA VON COLLANI: A Collection of Documents Concerning the Chinese Rites Controversy in the Biblioteca Queriniana in Brescia -- PIER FRANCESCO FUMAGALLI: Ancient Chinese Cultural Treasures in Milan -- MATTEO NICOLINI-ZANI: Christian Monastic Literature in China. Preliminary Survey and Bibliography.

III. PAUL RULE: On Being Chinese and Christian. Some Idiosyncratic Reflections on the History of the Catholic Church in China -- R.G. TIEDEMANN: The Controversy over the Formation of an Indigenous Clergy and the Establishment of a Catholic Hierarchy in China, 1846–1926 -- ELISA GIUNIPERO: Pius XI and the Inquiry into Communism in China -- BETTY ANN MAHEU M.M.: John Paul II and the Charism of Persuasion -- AGOSTINO GIOVAGNOLI: Ostpolitik: a Historiographical Assessment -- SANTIAGO MIRO: What is the Significance of Calling Victims of Political Repression “Martyrs”? -- JEROOM HEYNDRICKX C.I.C.M.: A New Encounter Between the Catholic Church and China -- GIANCARLO POLITI P.I.M.E.: The List of Chinese-born Bishops.

IV. PETER BARRY M.M.: Cooperation Between P.I.M.E. and Maryknoll During World War II -- ANTHONY LAM: Sino-Vatican Diplomatic Relations in World War II. A Hong Kong Perspective.

V. CLARA BULFONI: Electronic Communication in China -- ALESSANDRA C. LAVAGNINO: Gao Xingjian. A Chinese Cosmopolitan Writer.

Local access dig.pdf. [Malek-Light a candle.pdf]

"本書對清乾隆嘉慶期間巴黎外方傳教會在川活動進行了研究. 作者在梳理大量第一手資料的基礎上, 也參考並研究了國內外相關研究論文及專著, 並附錄了一些重要的文獻譯稿, 作者認為, 近代四川教案不斷升級, 固然有涉及中法兩國的政治, 軍事和外交等因素, 但實質上是清代中期民教對抗的延續, 其根源在於中西兩種異質文化的長期碰撞和對峙."--Publ. note.

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.

Setting off from Macau :  essays on Jesuit history during the Ming and Qing dynasties / by Tang Kaijian.

Translated from the Chinese.

Includes bibliographical references (pages [283]-298) and index.

Origins and development of Catholicism in Macau during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties -- Macau and the spread of Catholicism in mainland China during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties -- Japanese Christians in Macau and the Guangdong government's response -- The rise and fall of Catholicism in Hainan during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties -- Funding Jesuit missionary work in China during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties -- Catholic art in Macau and mainland China during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties -- Catholic music in Macau and mainland China during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties -- Jesuit clock diplomacy and the use of western clocks during the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties.

It is impossible to understand the early history of the Society of Jesus and the Catholic Church in China without understanding the preeminent role played by the island of Macau in the Jesuit missionary endeavor; indeed, it can even be said that Catholicism would not exist in China if there was no Macau. This book seeks to restore Macau to its proper place in the history of Catholicism and the Jesuit missions in China during the Ming and Qing dynasties by offering a unique insight into subjects ranging from the origins of Jesuit missionary work on the island to the history of Jesuit education and Catholic art and music on the Chinese mainland.-- Provided by Publisher.

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Link to BC Libraries edition

The Society of Jesus and China : a historical-theological essay / Edward J. Malatesta.
Cover title also in Chinese: Yesuhui zai Zhongguo 耶穌會在中國.
Published on behalf of Jesuit International Ministries, Jesuit Conference, 1997.
Special edition of Discovery: Jesuit international ministries, no. 7, June 1997.

Contents: The first period, 1552-1722--The second period, 1723-1775--The third period, 1842-1949--Zhaoqing, Shanghai, Wuhu, Anqing, Bengbu, Xuzhou, Xianxian, Daming, Jingxian, American Jesuits in China, Hong Kong, Macau--The fourth period, 1950-1976--The fifth period, 1976-1996--Prospects for the future--Criteria for evaluating the Jesuit side of the China-Jesuit relationship--Chinese Jesuits in the mainland today. Responses: Ralph R. Covell, Beiling Tao, Jean-Paul Wiest, John W. Witek, S.J.

Local access dig. pdf [Malatesta-SJ and China Histrorical-Theological Essay.pdf]

AEC collection.
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Tianzhujiao zai Hua chuanjiaoshi ji 天主教在華傳教史集 / Luo Guang zhubian 羅光主編.
Also pub.: Taizhong Shi: Guangqi chubanshe ; Xianggang : Zhenli xuehui 臺中市: 光啟出版社 ; 香港 : 真理學會, 民國56 [1967].
Includes bibliographies.
Title in English on verso of t.p.: The History of Catholic missions in China.

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Pt. 1. Introduction / Gu Weiying 古偉瀛 -- Dangdai chuanjiaoshi de xiangguanxing 當代傳教史的相關性 [The contemporary relevance of mission history] / Jean-Paul Wiest -- Difang jiaohuishi de yanjiu: lun qi dui jiaohui fazhan ji weilai de zhongyaoxing 地方教會史的研究: 論其對教會發展及未來的重要性 [The study of the history of local churches: its importance for the development and future of the Church / Arnulf Camps O.F.M. -- Yi Zhongguoren wei zhongxin de chuanjiao lishi 以中國人為中心的傳教歷史 [Chinese-centered mission history] / Paul Rule -- Jiduzongjiao zai Hua shi de quanshi: Zhongguoren yu Jidutu de biaozhun 基督宗教在華史德詮釋: 中國人與基督徒的標準 [The interpretation of Christian history in China: Chinese and Christian criteria] / Jean Charbonnier -- Yuanyu Ouzhou de jindai chuanjiao shiye 源於歐洲的近代傳教事業 [The European roots of the modern missionary enterprise] / Patrick Taveirne C.I.C.M. -- Lu Riman shenfu zhangbu chutan 魯日滿神父賬簿初探 [The account book of Francois de Rougemont (Changshu 1674-1667): a preliminary presentation / Noel Golvers.

Pt. 2. Shijiu shiji zhongye: Tianzhujiao zai Hua chuanjiao xintai chutan 十九世紀中葉: 天主教在華傳教心態初探 / Chen Fangzhong 陳方中 -- Lei Mingyuan yu liubi gongjiao xuesheng 雷鳴遠與留比公教學生 / Wang Qingyu 王慶餘 -- Shengmu Shengxinhui dui Huabei baojian de gongxian 聖母聖心會對華北保健的貢獻 / Dries Vanysacker Tian Qingpo: Mengguren de zongtu, Mengguxue zhi taidou 田清波: 蒙古人的宗徒, 蒙古學之泰斗 / J. Van Hecken C.I.C.M. -- Shijiu shiji de Taiwan jiao'an 十九世紀的臺灣教案 / Shi Lilan 施麗蘭.

Corporate authors name varies slightly: Taiwan Tianzhujiao muling yanxi zhongxin xinyang de shequ daxue 臺灣天主教牧靈研習中心信仰的社區大學 (pt.1) and Taiwan Tianzhujiao muling yanxi zhongxin shequ de xinyang daxue 臺灣天主教牧靈研習中心社區的信仰大學 (pt.2)

Added keywords: Vincent Lebbe, Antoine Mostaert, Fernando Sainz, Congregation of the Mission, Mongolia, Franciscan Sisters Missionaries of Mary, medical missions, typhus, Xiwanzitang 西灣子堂.

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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本書考察了耶穌會士利瑪竇、艾儒略等人入華後的文化活動及其在中西文化交流史上的作用. 書中尤其重視從中文文獻視角探討明清時期中國士大夫對待西學的態度認識, 並強調對個體在歷史中的投射加以細緻研究.--OCLC record.

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.

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