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Who is a French Jesuit priest he became a missionary to north America?
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Where did Jacques Marquette grow up?
Jacques Marquette was born and grew up in Laon, France. He became a Jesuit priest, and, at his own request, was sent to New France in 1666 where he studied Native American languages under a missionary.
How many Jesuits priests became pope?
Only Pope Francis was a Jesuit who became pope.
Who became the Baptist missionary to japan?
Jonathan Goble
Which of the following men became a missionary to japan?
Jonathan Goble:)
What us colony was french?
There has never been any French colonies in the US. There were large areas of North America which were French colonies which became a part of the US.
How did the French and Indian War star?
both the french and the british wanted land in north America so they battled it out until it became british lands
How did french help the US during revolutionary war?
Well I think the French became allies with America and helped the young country defeat Great Britain!
When did the French and Indian War end?
1763 with the treaty of parisEngland became the dominant power in North America
How did France's power in north america change after the french and indian war?
the French didn't get Central North America (Present Day USA) like they were shooting for, but they managed to gain power in Northern North America (Present Day Canada). That is why some people in Canada speak French.
What did St. Patrick do when he became an adult?
Patrick became a priest and was later made a bishop by Pope Celestine I and sent to Ireland as a missionary.
Which saint was a missionary to Ireland?
St. Patrick, called the Apostle to Ireland, was the original missionary to that country. Through his hard work, the majority of the pagan Druids became Christians.
When did Christianity reach Korea?
Korea is the only region that self-proselytized to Christianity. In 1603, a Korean diplomat to China, Yi Gwang-jeong, met with a Jesuit missionary named Matteo Ricci in Beijing and became convinced of merits of Catholicism. When he returned to Korea, he began disseminating books given to him by the Jesuit and started the Catholic faith in Korea. In the late 1800s, when Korea was forcibly opened up to trade with West, Protestantism made its way to Korea.Read more about Korean Christianity at this link: Wikipedia: Christianity in Korea
