The letters of the venerable father Thomas Choe Yang-eop

Contents Introductory Message 8 ○Preface : Bibliographical Introduction Number of letters and their collection 14 List of the Letters from Father Choe Yang-eop 17 When and where the letters were written 18 The recipients of the letters 19 Historical value and significance 21 Chronology of the life of Father Thomas Choe Yang-eop 23 Notes 29 ○The Letters of Father Thomas Choe Yang-eop The first letter 33 The second letter 36 The third letter 39 The fourth letter 42 The fifth letter 45 The sixth letter 50 The seventh letter 47 The eighth letter 81 The ninth letter 109 The tenth letter 110 The eleventh letter 114 The twelfth letter 120 The thirteenth letter 128 The fourteenth letter 138 The fifteenth letter 144 The sixteenth letter 147 The seventeenth letter 157 The eighteenth letter 160 The nineteenth letter 169 The twentieth letter 172 The twenty-first letter 175 ○Annex : The Historical Background Meeting Catholicism through the translation into Chinese of Western Scholarship 185 The Ganghakhoe: academic seminars on Catholicism among Korea intellectuals at Jueo Temple and nearby Cheonjinam 187 The establishment of the Church in Korea 189 The first crisis 190 “Pseudo-hierarchy era’’ and the movement to recruit priests 191 The believers’ response to the ban on the ancestral rites 193 The martyrdom of Yun Ji-chung and Kwon Sang-yeon 194 The first missionary 195 Sinyu: the first official countrywide persecution 197 In the aftermath of the persecution 201 Petitioning for a priest 202 The Eulhae (1815) and Jeonghae (1827) Persecutions 203 The ministry of Jeong Ha-sang and the movement to recruit priests 206 The establishment of the Apostolic Vicariate of Korea (1831) 207 The first Vicar Apostolic attempts to enter Korea 209 The entry and work of the French missionaries 211 The Gihae Persecution (1839) 212 Father Andrew Kim Dae-geon, the first indigenous priest 215 The White Martyr: Choe Yang-eop, the second indigenous priest 218

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