Symposium Panels - May 28

Breakfast
Laboratory D108

Panel A: Charity in the Far East
F605
Chair: Francisco Mota, S.J.

Vincenzo Maria Marchi, S.J., Missionary in China (1871–1912)
   –Irene Gaddo

Francisco Furtado: A Trajectory Map of the Elite's Interactions and Commitments in China Mission
   – Ana Cristina Pereira

Jesuits’ Engagements in Eighteenth-Century Medical Practices
   – Xiangyi Liu

Panel B: Describing Charity with Its Categories
F602
Chair: Cristiano Casalini

Jesuit Political Theology and Societal Engagement: A Theorhetoric of the Common Good
   – Steven Mailloux

The Ignatian Accommodatio: An Ethnohistorical Approach to the “Other” in the Early Modern World.
   – Alejandra Borbolla Vázquez

Eastern Missions of the Jesuits: First Globalization; “Giving an Account of,” Informing and Communicating
   – Eduard López Hortelano, S.J.

Coffee Break
Laboratory D108

Panel A: Words Across Worlds: Intercultural Encounters and Jesuit Engagements with Classical Texts
F605
Chair: Alessandro Corsi

Between “Rhetoric” and “Literature”: Jesuit Engagement with Literary Traditions in Late Imperial China
– Linda Chu

Seeking Divine Signs: Jesuit Engagements with the Yijing (Book of Changes) in Late Imperial China
– John T. P. Lai

Seventeenth-Century Arguments Against Forced Labor in the Mines of Potosí, Viceroyalty of Peru
– Sarah Elizabeth Penry

Panel B:  Education and Colonialism on a Global Sphere 
F602
Chair: Antonio Taiga Guterres

Jesuits, Crown, and Missionary Colonization in Seventeenth-Century New France
–Mairi Cowan

Ethiopia Revisited: Jesuit Education in Mid-Twentieth Century Addis Ababa
– Jonathan Greenwood

Jesuit "Flying Missions" in Andean Rural Area of the Viceroyalty of Peru, 16th Century
–Luis Ribeiro

Lunch
Terrace: Floor 3

Social Apostolate in Peru
Auditorium Jeffrey Klaiber
Chair: Juan Dejo, S.J.

“Porque Toman Bien la Lengua de Acá”. Italian Jesuits in the Doctrina of Juli (16–17th centuries)
– Elena Amerio

The Peruvian Jesuit Province and the Reception of Vatican II: Reimagining the Jesuit Mission through the Practice of the Social Apostolate
–Juan Miguel Espinoza

Jesuit Andean Art: Visual Strategies of Social Engagement and Political-Religious Accommodation
–Ramón Mujica

– Transport to the Larco Museum
– Guided Tour
– Dinner at Larco Museum | 5:30 p.m.
– Transport to UARM