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| Collection | Ricci Institute [AEC] |
| Language | Chinese 中文[繁體], English, Chinese 中文[簡體], French, Italian |
| Type | Artwork (Prints) |
| Shelf | Flats, Room 104C |
| Call Number | DS771.A584 1665 |
| Description | Oversize black folder containing newsprint and posters. |
| Note | [Anthony E. Clark rare printed materials]
Item 1 Title: "La guerre en Chine : L'interrogation d'un espion boxer par un officier d'infanterie colonials" Date: January 20,1901 (illustration is dated 1900) Description: Interrogation of a Chinese Boxer by the French Military
Item 3 Title:Le Petit Journal (cover page): "Événements de la Chine (Une victoire française)" Date: January 13, 1901 Description: Image of French forces defending against Qing troops and Boxers during the Boxer Uprising in 1900
Item 2a Title: "Les massacres in Chine (indencies)" Date: 19 December 1891 Description: Engraving of the 1870 Tianjin Incident (Tianjin Massacre)
Item 2a Title: "Les massacres in Chine (supplices)" Date: 19 December 1891 Description: Engraving of the 1870 Tianjin Incident (Tianjin Massacre)
Item 4 Title: Le Petit Journal (cover page): "Événements de la Chine (Incendie du Palais de l'Impératrice : Le colonel Marchand dirigeant les secours)" Date: 5 May 1901 Description: Image of Colonel Jean Baptiste Marchand, who fought with the expetionary forces (Eight-Allied Armies) during the Boxer Uprising in 1900. He is seen "directing the rescue" while the imperial palace is in flames.
Item 5 Title: La Tribuna Illustrata: "La grave rivolta nella Cina settentrionale: Un tragico episodio a Pakoi" Date: 9 June 1907 Description: Image of "The grace uprising in northern China: A tragic episode in Pakoi". Depicted here is an image of a Chinese attack against a Roman Catholic mission in China; the habits of the priests are clearly French, and a bishop can be seen in the left portion of the tableau.
Item 6 Title: La Domenica del Corriere (cover page): "La tragica fine di un missionario italiano in Cina. PadreAntonio Cocchi, che da otto anni reggeva una parrocchia nella provincia dello Sciansi è stato rapito, mentre predicava da un gruppo di banditi rossi cinesi, trascinato lontano e poi ucciso" Date: 19-25 March 1939 Description: Image of "The tragic end of an Italian missionary in China. Father Antonio Cocchi, who for eight years directed a parish in the province of Scianzi, was kidnapped while preaching by a group of Chinese Communist bandits, dragged away and then killed."
Item 7 Title: La Domenica del Corriere (cover page) Date: 16 March 1930 Description: Image of the murder of the Italian Salesian, Bishop Luigi Versiglia, on 25 February 1930. The identities of the men who killed him and Caravario is disputed; some scholars argue that the men who abducted them were "Communist" bandits, while others suggest that they were merely bandits.
Item 8 Title: [Book] Journey Into China/ National Geographic Society 1982, First Edition Red w/ Gold (select pages) Date: 1982 Description: Image of Beijing's South Church (Nantang) during Mass
Item 9 Title: [Poster Reproduction] Reproduction of the "Our Lady of Seven Sorrows" Painting. Painted by a Shanxi Catholic Date: 1990s Description: Image of Tongku shengmu 痛苦聖母 (Our Lady of Sorrows) Painting. Dongergou Village, Shanxi
Item 10 Title: Catholic Poster "Our Lady of Seven Sorrows" Church and Outdoor Altar at Dong'ergou Village, Shanxi Date: 1990s Description: Photograph of Qi kushan shengmu 七苦山聖母 (Our Lady of Seven Sorrows) Church, Dong'ergou Village, Shanxi, during the Annual Pilgrimage
Item 11 Title: Catholic Poster "Our Lady of Grace" Church at Banquanshan, Shanxi Date: 2008 Description: Photograph of Banquanshan 版權山 Church, Shanxi
Item 12 Title: Catholic Poster of the Roman Catholic Cathedral at Taiyuan, Shanxi Date: 2008 Description: Photograph of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Taiyuan
Item 13 Title: Catholic Calendar Published by the Diocese of Luan/Changzhi, Shanxi Date: 2013 Description: Roman Catholic Calendar Featuring the Churches of China
Item 14 Title: Page from The Sphere [Roman Catholic Mission in China] Date: 25 August 1900 Description: Page in the British newspaper, The Sphere, describing the Roman Catholic mission in China
Item 15 Title: 18th Century Engraving of St. Francis Xavier, SJ Date: 18th Century Description: 18th Century Engraving of St. Francis Xavier, SJ, in India and Japan
Item 16 Title: 1778 Engraving of Japanese Roman Catholic Christians Treading on a Crucifix Date: 1778 Description: 18th-Century Engraving of a Japanese Catholic stamping on a crucifix and statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Item 17 Title: Reproduction (color and black/white) of China's Four Jesuit Martyr Saints Date: 1901 Description: 1901 Broadside of China's Four Jesuit Martyr Saints
Item 18 Title: Reproduction (color) of a Dominican Print Depicting the Dominican (Order of Preachers) Martyrs of China Date: 1901 (reprint) Description: 1901 Broadsife of China's Dominican Martyr Saints
Item 19 Title: Reproduction (black/white) of a Dominican Print Depicting the Dominican (Order of Preachers) Martyrs of China Date: 1901 (reprint) Description: 1901 Broadsife of China's Dominican Martyr Saints
Item 20 Title: Color Poster of St. Jean-Gabriel Perboyre, CM, at the time of His Martyrdom in Wuchang, China Date: 2000 Description:Color Poster of St. Jean-Gabriel Perboyre, CM, at the time of His Martyrdom in Wuchang, China
Item 21 Title: Color Lithograph Image of the Roman Catholic Seminary of Guangzhou Date: Ca. 1890 Description: Color Lithograph Image of the Roman Catholic Seminary of Guangzhou
Item 22 Title: Engraving of a "Dutch Embassy to China" with a Chinese Style Roman Catholic Church Date: 1665 Description: Engraving of "Kuchig, China" by Dutch publisher and engraver, Jacob van Meur (1619-1680)
Item 23 Title: Lithograph Print: "Dessins de. G. Julien Les Chinois Chez eux" (Drawings of G. Julien The Chinese At Home) Date: Ca. 1880-1885 Description: Lithograph Print: "Dessins de. G. Julien Les Chinois Chez eux" (Drawings of G. Julien The Chinese At Home)- Exemplifies Western Depictions of Chinese Life
Item 24 Title: Engraving Map of "Villes de la Province de Chensi" ("Towns of Shaanxi Province") Date: 1747-1767 (Published by The Hague, Pieter de Hondt) Description: Engraving of Shaanxi Towns by Jakob van der Schley |
| Author | Bureau sinologique de Zi-ka-wei 徐家匯光啓社 |
| Place | Shanghai 上海 |
| Publisher | Imprimerie de T'ou-sè-wè près Zi-Ka-Wei |
| Collection | Rouleau Archives |
| Language | French, Chinese |
| Type | Serial (Annual) |
| Shelf | Director's Office |
| Call Number | BV3420.C5 A4 |
| Description | 87 p. ; 24 cm. |
| Note | Annuaire de l'église catholique en Chine / Bureau sinologique de Zi-ka-wei 徐家匯光啓社. Année 1949 : "Statistiques de l'année (juillet 1947-juin 1948); Etat des missions de chine au 1 juillet 1948." 44e année. Record based on 1949 edition. At head of title: A.M.D.G. Zhonghua quanguo jiaowu tongji 中華全國教務統計. Library has 1949-1950. |
| Author | Costantini, Celso 剛恆毅, 1876-1958 |
| Place | Roma |
| Publisher | Unione Missionaria del Clero in Italia |
| Collection | Ricci Institute Library |
| Language | Italian |
| Type | Book (Photocopy) |
| Shelf | Case X |
| Call Number | BV3415.C67 1946x |
| Description | Xerox bound (2 v. ; 25 cm.) |
| Note | Con i missionari in Cina (1922-1933): memorie di fatti e di idee / Celso Costantini. |
| Author | Carbonneau, Robert E.Passionists. Archives. China Collection |
| Place | --- |
| Publisher | --- |
| Collection | Passionist China Collection |
| Language | English, Chinese |
| Type | Digital archives |
| Shelf | Digital Archives |
| Call Number | PCC |
| Description | dig.files [56 linear ft. : documents, mss., reports, photographs, etc] |
| Note | N.B. The Passionist China Collection (PCC) is now permanently housed at the Ricci Institute, following a digitization project under the direction of the PCC Archivist, Fr. Robert Carbonneau, C.P. As per agreement, the Ricci Institute is an official repository and retains a digital copy of the archives and indexes which may be consulted on-site by interested scholars. All rights are maintained by the Passionists and permission is required before publication. The Passionist China Collection (PCC) is an area subset of the Archives Collection, Records of the Congregation of the Passion, St. Paul of the Cross Province. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Yuanling 沅陵 (Latin: Iuen-Iuimensis; Apostolic Prefecture of Chenzhou 辰州 from the Vicariate Apostolic of Changde 常德 (March 13, 1925); V.A. Chenzhou 辰州 (May 28, 1934); renamed V.A. Yuanling 沅陵 (Dec.10, 1934); Diocese of Yuanling 沅陵 (April 11, 1946). See Passionist Historical Archives page
Primary evangelization occurred in the Diocese of Yuanling 沅陵 in West Hunan under the leadership of Passionist Bishop Cuthbert O'Gara with secondary locations in Hankou and Peiping (Beijing). Also serving in the Yuanling Diocese were the Sisters of Charity of Convent Station, New Jersey; the Sisters of St. Joseph, Baden, Pennsylvania; the Grey Nuns of Ontario, Canada; the Sisters of Charity (Hungary); and the Sisters of Notre Dame (Kalocsa, Hungary). The Collection consists of: 2. Mission Administrative Records (1921-1980) 8.8 linear feet. Contains documentation on financial and business operations, Hunan baptismal records, telegrams, property deeds, annual reports, press releases, public relations pamphlets, and visitation reports. A small portion of this collection describes the post-1956 period. 3. Sources on individual missionaries. 16 linear feet. Most notable is the handwritten diary of Father Cormac Shanahan’s 1944 trip to Yan'an to interview Mao Zedong, and material on the imprisonment of Bishop O'Gara (1951-1953) and Fathers Justin Garvey and Marcellus White (1953-1955). China coverage found in the The Sign Magazine (1922-1955). Documentation on women religious. 2 linear feet. 4. Black and white photos from 1921-1950s offers a view of the Hunan mission and the Yangzi River Valley. 13 linear feet. Archival specialist: Fr. Robert Carbonneau, C.P. |
| Author | Grou, Jean Nicolas, 1731-1803 Yao Ruo 堯若 |
| Place | Shanghai 上海 |
| Publisher | Tushanwan yinshuguan 土山灣印書館 |
| Collection | Ricci Institute Library |
| Edition | 再版 |
| Language | Chinese 中文[繁體] |
| Type | Book |
| Series | Shenxiu wenku 神修文庫 ; 4 |
| Shelf | Rare Books, Room 103C |
| Call Number | BR1295.S5 G768 1953 |
| Description | 22, 282 ; 13 cm. |
| Note | Shenxiu jianghua 神修講話. [Manuel des âmes intérieures. Chinese] / Jean Nicolas Grou 葛盧 (1731-1803), trans. by Yao Ruo 堯若 Two of Grou's published works carry the title Manuel des ames intérieures (both posthumous): One subtitled "Recueil d'opuscules inédits" and one "Suite d'opuscules inédits." Yet according to the preface to our book, three installments of records from lectures on ascetics (shenxiu 神修)—taken with Grou's permission—given to women religious were published starting in 1833. Our book is a translation of a later, combined edition of the three installments. The preface notes that some passages were omitted in the translation. Our book was first published in March 1953. It quickly sold out and a new edition was prepared. The preface to the new edition notes that some changes were made to the text and that a new cover was chosen for it. This book is one of the latest to be published by the Tou-sè-wè (Tushanwan 土山灣) printshop. With thanks to Yuzhou Bai (Harvard-Yenching Library). |
