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The Evangelizing Labor of the Company of Jesus with the Black Population of Sevilla and its reflection in America

Authors

  • Francisco de Borja Medina, S.J. Pontificia Universidad Gregoriana. Institutum Historicum Societatis Iesu, Roma.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62876/rm.v1i57.4847

Keywords:

Evangelization, Society of Jesus, Black Population, Africa, America, Seville

Abstract

The theme we intend to develop in this study: the relationship of the evangelizing method of the Society of Jesus, in Seville, with the employee in America and, in particular, with the theological question of the validity of baptism received by black-African slaves arriving on the charges from the western coasts of Portugal-dominated Africa. Therefore, it should be noted that the Society of Jesus, which arrived in Peru, in 1568, has a previous experience, in the evangelization and catechesis of African slaves, since its establishment, in Seville in 1554.

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Author Biography

Francisco de Borja Medina, S.J., Pontificia Universidad Gregoriana. Institutum Historicum Societatis Iesu, Roma.

Nació en Sevilla (España) 2.XII.1925, SJ (1941). Ldo. en Filosofía y Teología, Dr. en Historia. Miembro emérito del “Institutum Historicum S.I.”, Profesor emérito de Historia de la Iglesia en América, en la Facultad de Historia Eclesiástica de la Pontificia Universidad Gregoriana, Roma. Miembro correspondiente de la Academia Sevillana de Buenas Letras y de la Academia Ecuatoriana de Historia Eclesiástica. Ha participado en numerosos congresos en Europa, América y Asia, dado conferencias en diversas universidades europeas y americanas y ha publicado numerosos estudios históricos.

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Published

2021-05-15

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How to Cite

Medina, S.J., F. de B. (2021). The Evangelizing Labor of the Company of Jesus with the Black Population of Sevilla and its reflection in America: Array. Revista Montalbán, 1(57), 10. https://doi.org/10.62876/rm.v1i57.4847

Issue

No. 57 (2021)

Section

Artículos