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香港天主教歷史研究
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2021年 2 月 28 日 |
唯美以外:解構主教山百年配水庫
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2021年 3 月 28 日 |
天主教教務協進會與文化傳教(1947-51)
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2021年 4 月 25 日 |
淺談中共建國初期的天主教政教關係
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2021年 5 月 23 日 |
香港教區檔案之運用與研究心得
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| 2021年 6 月 27 日 |
香港天主教工業學校歷史述略 簡介: |
| 2021年 7 月 25 日 |
大歷史與小人物:二十世紀香港天主教會歷史研討會論文集 簡介: |
| 2021年 8 月 29 日 |
香港天主教歷史尋根之路——粉嶺聖若瑟堂 簡介: |
| 2021年 9 月 26 日 |
香港天主教歷史尋根之路——天主的道落在元朗鄉間 簡介: |
| 2021年 10 月 31 日 |
解密檔案:戰火夾縫中的香港天主教會
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| 2021年 11 月 28 日 |
追溯聖童善會在殖民地香港的起源
簡介: This talk will begin by briefly looking into some of the issues of female infanticide and child abandonment in China in the 1800s. What were the reactions of foreign missionaries and local Chinese literati? What was the perception of these Chinese abandoned infants in Europe as these stories of female infanticide and abandonment travelled back to Europe? What was the Catholic theological position on unbaptized dying babies in those days? What prompted the establishment of the Holy Childhood Association? How did the Holy Childhood establish itself in Hong Kong in the late 1840s? What were some of experiences of the French Sisters of St. Paul De Chartres as they began their work in the newly established British Colony in face war, disease, terrorism, political turmoil, and persecutions prompted by underlying anti-foreign sentiments? 語言:英語,輔以粵語 |
| 2021年 12 月 26 日 |
鄂爾多斯「景教銅十字」的研究現狀 簡介: The Chinese Mongolian frontier—where the Uighur/Sogdian Öngüt tribe once settled—is known for the discovery of many bronze artefacts or so-called “Nestorian (Jingjiao/Yelikewen) Crosses” during the early 20th century. Today there are more than one thousand “Nestorian Crosses”, which include an assemblage of geometrical, cross-, bird-, and seal-shaped bronze pieces of the Yuan dynasty (1271-1368) and belong to different museums and institutions all over the world. Chinese antique dealers know them as “Yuan seals” (Yuanya). The University Museum and Art Gallery (UMAG) of HKU holds 966 pieces of these "Nestorian crosses". From the moment of their discovery, the identification and interpretation of the cross-shaped bronzes presumably from the Ordos region, or great loop of the Yellow River, has been controversial. Until now almost nothing is known about their exact date and place of origin, function, typology, and symbolic meaning, mainly due to the lack of archaeological evidence and documentary source material. The upcoming talk by Rev. Patrick Taveirne, an expert in the history of Chinese Catholicism, will sketch the historical development of their study, interpretation and present academic research.
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