Labor Evangelica [Spanish]

Labor Evangelica, Volume 2, by Francisco Col -n, chronicles the apostolic ministries of the Jesuit workers and the founding and progress of their province in the Philippine Islands. Written in Spanish, this historical account offers valuable insights into the early missionary efforts and colonial developments in the Philippines. The book details the activities, challenges, and achievements of the Jesuit missionaries as they worked to spread Christianity and establish a presence in the region. This volume provides a rich historical narrative, shedding light on the interactions between the Spanish colonizers and the indigenous population, and the enduring impact of the Jesuit order on the cultural and religious landscape of the Philippines.

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