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Society in Scotland for Propagating Christian Knowledge --- Indians of North America -- Missions

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Indians of North America --- Christianity and culture --- Missions --- History --- Religion --- Indians of North America - Missions - History --- Indians of North America - Religion --- Christianity and culture - North America - History --- Pueblo (Indiens) --- Sioux (Indiens) --- Indiens --- Évangélisation --- Église catholique --- Inculturation --- Amérique du Nord --- Histoire

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Indians of North America --- Indiens d'Amérique --- Canada, Northern --- Social life and customs --- Portraits --- Social conditions --- Moeurs et coutumes --- Conditions sociales --- Oblates of Mary Immaculate --- Oblats de Marie-Immaculée --- Missions --- History --- Histoire --- Portraits. --- Social conditions. --- Indiens d'Amérique --- Oblats de Marie-Immaculée --- History. --- Indians of North America - Canada - Portraits. --- Indians of North America - Missions - Canada. --- Indians of North America - Canada - Social conditions.

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Cet ouvrage raconte la vie du missionnaire jésuite Pieter-Jan De Smet S.J. (1801-1873) qui était connue des Indiens d'Amérique du Nord sous le nom de Great Black Skirt. Il a quitté sa ville natale de Termonde sans dire au revoir à sa famille, après l'appel de Charles Nerinckx à se rendre en Amérique pour le travail missionnaire. De Smet a été ordonné prêtre en Amérique et faisait régulièrement la navette entre l'Amérique et l'Europe pour obtenir de l'aide. Au cours de ses voyages, il a parcouru 290 000 km. Il a d'abord décrit le lac Desmet, Wyoming, et a vu et décrit Independence Rock. Il a agi au nom du gouvernement américain dans leurs négociations avec les Indiens, y compris la conférence de paix avec les Sioux et leur chef Sitting Bull à Fort Rice en 1868 et convaincu Sitting Bull d'accepter le traité de Fort Laramie. Il mourut à Saint-Louis.

Indians of North America --- Missionaries --- Comic books, strips, etc. --- Missions --- Religious aspects --- Catholic Church --- Smet, Pierre-Jean de, --- Jesuits --- C1 --- religieuze literatuur --- De Smet, Pieter-Jan (1801-1873) --- biografie --- Kerken en religie --- Comics --- Indians of North America - Missions - West (U.S.) --- Missionaries - West (U.S.) - Biography --- Missionaries - Belgium - Biography --- Comic books, strips, etc. - Religious aspects - Catholic Church --- Smet, Pierre-Jean de, - 1801-1873 --- Smet, Pierre-Jean de, - 1801-1873 - Comic books, strips, etc.

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This book tells the story of how the 16th-century religious conquerors of America attempted to change the belief systems of the Native Americans. To what degree did they succeed or fail? And why? The European protagonists and frontline representatives of the new religion in the spiritual struggles were the Jesuits (members of the Society of Jesus) who, although latecomers to America, soon became the most vocal and visible spokespersons. Invasion and military power are nothing new to minority societies. But how did they handle the waves of spiritual conquerors that came ashore in the 16th century? “Why have you come here?” are the words of a Florida Indian chief to a Jesuit missionary. The reply enlightens and at the same time demonstrates the renaissance certainty of the Europeans. From their first encounters with the Indians of La Florida, through Mexico, New France, the Paraguay Reductions, Andean Peru, to contact with Native Americans in pre-revolutionary Maryland, the Jesuits were ubiquitous in North and South America, with missions, preaching, and public theater, with the goal of changing what the Native American thought about God. Drawing on an abundance of primary material, the book also integrates the latest in published scholarship. The Jesuit Archives of Rome, the Archivo de Indias, Seville, besides those in Madrid and South America, have been tapped to throw light on the spiritual conquest of America.

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