his life facts
what was his name
José de Acosta
what did he do in Peru
He played a leading role in evangelizing Indigenous peoples and training future missionaries.
What is Historia Natural y Moral de las Indias?
a book combining faith and science about the Americas.
Served and taught what group in the New World.
Indigenous peoples
when was he born
( free point)
1540
what was his Date of Birth
1540
how did he Participate in the Third Council of Lima
He helped create a standardized catechism in Spanish, Quechua, and Aymara—one of the first trilingual catechisms in the Americas.
What is the Third Council of Lima?
when he lead this major Church council in Peru.
he Helped make a catechism in three languages name one.
Spanish, Quechua, or Aymara
what term is it when you Believed you can find God everywhere
Finding God in All Things?
Death date
February 15, 1600,
or
1600
what was His most famous work
Publication of Historia Natural y Moral de las Indias
he Translated catechisms so these people could understand
Who are Indigenous peoples?
HE Believed every person has this God-given worth.
human dignity
whats the term for One of the first Europeans to study native cultures
an early anthropologist
Place of Birth
Medina del Campo, Spain
what did he contribute in Peru help education
Founder and Leader of Jesuit Educational Missions:
His drive for excellence and curiosity showed this Ignatian ideal.
What is Magis
He Encouraged missionaries to respect local what?
languages and traditions
where did he Serve as a missionary for 15+ years here
peru
University of Alcalá in Spain
what do Scholars today regard him as
the first Europeans to approach Indigenous American cultures with respect and scientific curiosity.
who Inspired him
Alexander von Humboldt
Him starting Jesuit schools showing care for the whole person which means what in latin
Cura Personalis
he Left a legacy of education and respect of what
lifelong learning and intercultural understanding