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...ary [[1862]] (Bunkyû 1/12). Though officially named Eglise du Sacre-Couer (Church of Sacred Heart), it also bore the characters ''Tenshudô'' (lit. "Hall of ...up residence there, helping to oversee the construction of the rest of the church. Girard came to Yokohama the following month, in [[1861]]/1, and by the end

* Medina, Jean Ruiz de, trans. John Bridges, ''The Catholic Church in Korea: Its origins 1566-1784'' Istituto Storico S.I. - Roma 1991.

...[[bodaiji|temple]] of [[Fukusho-ji|Fukushô-ji]], he helped found the first Catholic mission in Japan, and converted roughly one hundred local people. Roughly a * Medina, Jean Ruiz de, trans. John Bridges, ''The Catholic Church in Korea: Its origins 1566-1784'' Istituto Storico S.I. - Roma 1991.

*[[Christianity|Catholic Church]] is officially established in Korea.

...the position of the ''bakufu'' towards Spain, Portugal and the [[Catholic Church]]. ...ce of tension between her and the Protestant Adams - who decidedly saw the Catholic Spanish & Portuguese as his enemies - the couple seem to have gotten along

...a man named Avvakum; he may have also interacted with [[Jesuits]] or other Catholic missionaries in the city.<ref name=maehira65>Maehira Fusaaki, ''Ryûkyû sh ...French remained throughout that year and into the next, re-establishing a Catholic Mission, constructing residences, and engaging in other activities. In [[18

...y modern period, it was a major center of Spanish, and thus [[Christianity|Catholic]], activity in the region, and one of the main transshipment points between ..., but rather merely a residential area, though it was home to at least one church, as was Dilao. This San Miguel community was destroyed by fire in [[1768]];

...in Yokohama in [[1861]]. Though known officially as Eglise du Sacre-Couer (Church of Sacred Heart), it was commonly known as [[Yokohama Tenshudo|Yokohama Ten

...of Jesus, also known as the Jesuit order, was one of the chief arms of the Catholic Counter-Reformation in Europe, and one of the earliest and most prominent g [[File:Jesuits-nyc.jpg|right|thumb|320px|The Church of St. Francis Xavier in New York City]]