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António Francisco Cardim

1596 – 1659

Portuguese Jesuit missionary priest

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About António Francisco Cardim

Lived 1596 – 1659 (aged 62–63). António Francisco Cardim was a catholic priest, writer, missionary and society of Jesus.

António Francisco Cardim (1596 – April 30, 1659) was a Portuguese Jesuit priest, missionary, and historian who recorded the events of the fathers and brothers of the Jesuit missions in China, Japan, and other places in the Far East.

Early life and education Cardim was born in 1596 in Viana do Alentejo, the son of Jorge Cardim Frocs and Catherina de Andrade. where he was admitted into the Society of Jesus on February 24, 1611, at 15 years of age. As a sign of his devotion to Saint Francis Xavier, Cardim added the name "Francisco" to his own last name.

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Important facts

Born
1596, Viana do Alentejo
Birth century
Nationality
Kingdom of Portugal
Education
University of Évora
Also known as
Antonio Francisco Cardim

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped António Francisco Cardim's

Frequently asked questions

Who was António Francisco Cardim?

Portuguese Jesuit missionary priest

When was António Francisco Cardim born?

António Francisco Cardim was born in 1596 in Viana do Alentejo.

When did António Francisco Cardim die?

António Francisco Cardim died on 15 August 1659 in Portuguese Macau.

What was António Francisco Cardim's occupation?

António Francisco Cardim was a catholic priest, writer, missionary and society of Jesus.

What nationality was António Francisco Cardim?

António Francisco Cardim's recorded nationality: Kingdom of Portugal.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: António Francisco Cardim

· Wikidata: Q4214801

· DBpedia: António Francisco Cardim

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