The Letters of Saint Andrew Kim Dae-geon

Contents Introductory MessageRemembering Saint Andrew Kim Dae-geon · 9 Message from the Cardinal Archbishop of SeoulCelebrating the 200th anniversary of St. Andrew Kim Dae-geon’s birth · 11 Preface : Bibliographical IntroductionThe materials collected in this volume · 18When and where the letters were written · 22The recipients of the letters · 24Historical value and significance of the letters · 29Table of the Letters and Reports · 31Notes · 32A Chronology of the life of Saint Andrew Kim Dae-geon · 34Genealogy of Kim Dae-geon · 45 The Letters of Saint Andrew Kim Dae-geonThe first letter · 49The second letter · 52The third letter · 53The fourth letter · 59The fifth letter · 72The sixth letter · 76The seventh letter · 83The eighth letter · 90The ninth letter · 93The tenth letter · 116The eleventh letter · 122The twelfth letter · 129The thirteenth letter · 136The fourteenth letter · 137The fifteenth letter · 138The sixteenth letter · 1391. Report on the History of the Korean Martyrs · 147Part 1: Overview of the establishment of the Korean Church · 149Part 2: The truth of the 1839 Gihae Persecution · 1582. Report on the Korean Martyrs · 171Laurent Imbert, Titular Bishop of Capsa and Vicar Apostolic of Korea · 171A brief description of the priests’ martyrdom · 175A description of the main punishments that the priests and other Christians received · 178Prison and tribunals · 180Father Pierre Maubant, Pro-Vicar General of Korea · 181Father Chastan, James Jeong · 182The Deeds of Several Important of Martyrs of 1839 in Seoul · 185The seventeenth letter · 222The eighteenth letter · 225The nineteenth letter · 228The twentieth letter · 232The twenty-first letter · 244 Annex : The Historical BackgroundMeeting Catholicism through the translation into Chinese of Western Scholarship · 251The Ganghakhoe: academic seminars on Catholicism among Korea intellectuals at Jueo Temple and nearby Cheonjinam · 253The establishment of the Church in Korea · 255The first crisis 256“Pseudo-hierarchy era” and the movement to recruit priests · 257The believers’ response to the ban on the ancestral rites · 259The martyrdom of Yun Ji-chung and Kwon Sang-yeon · 260The first missionary · 261Sinyu: the first official countrywide persecution · 263In the aftermath of the persecution · 266Petitioning for a priest · 268The Eulhae (1815) and Jeonghae (1827) Persecutions · 269The ministry of Jeong Ha-sang and the movement to recruit priests · 271The establishment of the Apostolic Vicariate of Korea (1831) · 272The first Vicar Apostolic attempts to enter Korea · 274The entry and work of the French missionaries · 275The Gihae Persecution (1839) · 277Father Andrew Kim Dae-geon, the first indigenous priest · 280The White Martyr: Choe Yang-eop, the second indigenous priest · 283Index · 285

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