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What country was looking for gold and silver adventure or Catholic mission work?
spaniards
How can a mission make trade work with ships from Boston Spain?
by ship
What was a mission?
First off it should be What is a mission?A mission is a religious settlement where Natives were set to work and pray. The Spanish put them to work in the missions to convert the Natives to the catholic religion as they conquered more and more Native tribes.
How can mission make trade work with ships from Boston and Spain etc?
by ship
What did the Indians learn at San Juan Bautista mission?
The Native Americans were converted to the Catholic Church there and learned to do the work of the mission. The graveyard of the mission has mass graves of Native Americans that have been uncovered by state historians.
Which settlement were looking for gold silver adventure or catholic mission work?
The settlement that was seeking gold, silver, and adventure was typically associated with the Spanish conquistadors and explorers who sailed to the Americas in search of riches. On the other hand, settlements focused on Catholic mission work aimed to spread Christianity and convert indigenous populations to the faith. These missions often coexisted with exploration and colonization efforts in the New World.
Why was Saint Charles Borromeo named after the mission?
Saint Charles Borromeo was named after the mission because he was dedicated to serving the poor and the sick, which aligns with the mission of helping those in need. He was known for his work during the Catholic Counter-Reformation, where he focused on reforming the church and caring for the less fortunate.
How did mission San Carlos change the way native Americans live?
'Mission life' civilized the natives to work under near-slave conditions and subsequently pay tithes to the Catholic Church. The natives were given this choice: Convert or die.
What are Catholic brothers?
Roman Catholic AnswerReligious who have taken vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience and are seeking to follow in Christ's footsteps, but are not called to the priesthood. In the case of brothers in the Benedictine tradition, they take vows of stability, conversion of manners, and obedience.
Did Junipero Serra ever have children?
Junipero Serra, a Spanish Franciscan friar known for his mission work in California, took a vow of celibacy and did not have any biological children.
What kind of work did the children do at the Mission Santa Barbara?
What Type of work did the children do at mission santa barbara
What was daily life for the San Francisco De Asis?
they would attend mass in the early morning and then work washing clothe, herding cattle, farming, working in the fields.
