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Alessandro Ciceri (bishop)

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237:, a Franciscan, assumed control of the Diocese as administrator with right of succession (In 1688, Wanzao had been granted by the Holy See the right to choose and nominate his successor). Nicolai was not consecrated perhaps due to the fact that the two bishops in China at the time were under the jurisdiction of the Portuguese monarch and Nicolai was named without their approval. Despite the prior nomination of Spinola (who was still en route to China), the King of Portugal, 264:
reached a new agreement with the Portuguese monarch which limited the jurisdiction of the three dioceses under Portuguese control (Macau, Nanking, Beijing) to two provinces each and allowed the Vatican to establish Apostolic Vicariates under its direct control in the remaining provinces of China. The
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settled the dispute, to the ire of the Propaganda Fide, by establishing two new dioceses in China (Nanking and Beijing), independent of the Diocese of Macau but under the control of the Padroado. On April 10, 1690, the two dioceses were erected: the current Vicar Apostolic of Nanking, Dominican
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At the time, the Holy See had some jurisdictional tensions with the Portuguese crown. The Holy See had a long-established agreement (known as the
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on 25 Jan 1694 (Spinola died before reaching China on June 28, 1694). On 5 Feb 1696, Ciceri was consecrated bishop in Macau by
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In the Light and Shadow of an Emperor Tomás Pereira, Sj (1645-1708), the Kangxi Emperor and the Jesuit Mission in China
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Bishop of Nanking; the nomination was approved by the Portuguese. After Bishop Wenzao's death in 1691, Father
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privileges to the Portuguese crown. Until 1659, the whole of China was under the jurisdiction of the
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History of the Church: The church in the age of absolutism and enlightenment
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in Nanking which was under its direct control, upsetting the Portuguese.
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and hence under the jurisdiction of the Portuguese crown. In 1660, the
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delegated the administration of the local churches and granted some
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In 1696, after complaints from the Propaganda Fide,
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Index

Catholic Church
Diocese of Nanking
Francisco Spinola
Antonio de Silva
João de Casal
Como
Nanking
S.J.
Bishop of Nanking
Como
Society of Jesus
Pope Innocent XII
Kangxi Emperor
Padroado
Vatican
theocratic
Diocese of Macau
Propaganda Fide
Apostolic vicariate
Pope Alexander VII
Gregory Luo Wenzao
Bernardino della Chiesa
Diocese of Beijing
Pope Alexander VII
Francisco Spinola
Jesuit
coadjutor
Giovanni Francesco Nicolai
John V
Pope Innocent XII

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