It was finally destroyed by the colonists. Everything became the way it was before.
I didn't expect it to be made into a movie. Tears flowed down my face, and I was especially grieved that the
Cardinal acquiesced in this massacre.
The movie, maybe. Now the Chinese Catholics will understand after reading it.
When faced with the same conflict, cardinals and popes made different choices -- political considerations. Perhaps they considered the whole of Europe, not just South America, as the missionaries considered, but truth does not have different standards depending on time and space. It is a pity that they finally chose to protect the Pope's status and power in Europe, at the expense of the seeds sown with love by the missionaries, the hard-built churches, mission stations and the lives of countless Indians.
As a result, the independent dioceses of Catholicism in South America were deprived one by one.
This is the consequence of compromise, retreat and retreat, and then there is no way out.
When Captain Bangsadu was carrying his own crossbow to the tribe, an Indian, instead of killing him, cut the rope of his backpack for him.
This moment is shocking. Captain Bang Sadu finally forgave himself. He, as a butcher, can be forgiven by the Indians, so why can't he forgive himself?
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