Boroma-Mozambique 100 Years of Evangelization

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Title:	Boroma-Mozambique 100 Years of Evangelization
Authors:	The Jesuits
Keywords:	Mission of Boroma Mission buildings Mozambique Zambezi Mission Missionaries Catechisms
Issue Date:	1986
Publisher:	Roma: The General Curiae of the Society of Jesus, 1986.
Citation:	Year Book of the Society of Jesus
Series/Report no.:	Jesuit Year Book, 1986;p.91-93
Abstract:	The Mission of Boroma was established in 1884/1885 on the right bank of the Zambesi, a little more than 20 kilometers above Tete. · The founder of the Mission, Fr. John Nepomucene Hiller (1848-1915 ), was a German Jesuit who used his inheritance for financing the impressive buildings rapidly going up there under the direction of a Bavarian Jesuit, Fr. Aloysius Gonzaga Baecher (1869-1952), a graduate in architecture from the University of Munich ....
URI:	http://sources.jhia.ac.ke:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/308
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