Lost Story of Father Kino: Pioneer Missionary, Peacekeeper, Arizona History
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Journey through the sun-baked landscapes of Arizona and the American Southwest as we uncover the extraordinary life of Eusebio Francisco Kino, a Jesuit missionary whose impact on the region's history is immeasurable. Known simply as Father Kino, this pioneering spirit left an indelible mark on the Old West, bridging cultures and shaping the future of the frontier.
From the moment Father Kino set foot in the Spanish New World, he became a central figure in American West history. His tale is one of the most compelling southwest stories, blending elements of Wild West adventure with the noble pursuits of a dedicated missionary. As we explore Father Kino's journey, we'll traverse the rugged terrains of Arizona history and delve deep into the heart of southwest desert history.
Discover how this remarkable pioneer navigated the complex landscape of Native American history, serving as both a spiritual guide and a protector of indigenous rights. Father Kino's interactions with native communities form a crucial chapter in southwest desert stories, offering a unique perspective on the cultural exchanges that defined this era.
This episode is packed with southwest true stories that showcase Father Kino's multifaceted role in shaping the American Southwest. From establishing missions that would become the seeds of modern Arizona towns to introducing European livestock and agricultural techniques, Kino's influence extended far beyond his religious duties.
Uncover southwest desert legends as we recount Father Kino's daring explorations, including his groundbreaking discovery that California was a peninsula, not an island. These southwest tales paint a vivid picture of a man whose curiosity and courage knew no bounds.
As we delve into the history of Arizona, we'll see how Father Kino's legacy intertwines with the broader narrative of Spanish New World history. His diplomatic skills and unwavering commitment to justice often put him at odds with colonial authorities, making him a fascinating figure in the annals of Old West lore.
This captivating journey through time offers a fresh perspective on American history, highlighting the often-overlooked contributions of missionary pioneers like Father Kino. From the dusty trails of Pimeria Alta to the bustling missions he established, we'll trace the footsteps of a man whose life embodied the spirit of the American Southwest.
Whether you're a history buff, a fan of Wild West adventures, or simply curious about the diverse tapestry of cultures that shaped our nation, this exploration of Father Kino's life promises to enlighten and inspire. Join us as we unravel the southwest legends surrounding this remarkable figure and gain a deeper appreciation for the complex history of the American frontier.
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Fascinating story thanks.
Sure your welcome
Father Kino was assigned to establish missions with fertile ground to raise beef
His experience as a topographer was the reason why he was chosen. no doubt he was a compassionate man who understood the value of negotiation.
Thanks for input
Thanks for sharing this great piece of history!
Thank you
Interesting that he also created maps from observation of the land
Right
That’s almost to hard to believe. Spain claimed or was in the Philippines in 1521. The video says their father priest was born in 1645 or something. Like over a century later Spain finally finds Cali isn’t an island.
I’m skeptical merely because I’ve seen videos that say the native Americans or some tribes say California was an island. It’s possible. If water kept running up the valley and an earthquake caused land to raise it’d cause the water to rush out.
Look at Utah and Colorado and the Colorado plate uplift. Idk. I need to read more about it but some say Cali was an island long ago.
Look at Bolivia and some of those artifacts like tumupunku. There’s a fresh water lake with sea horses in it and sharks. It seems it was at sea level and then just went straight up due to an earthquake or tectonic plates or something. Like ya sea horses in a fresh water lake at 10000 feet or something is kind of crazy.
I am skeptical to
Too
No, the video got that right. Baja California is surrounded by water on three sides, and it wasn't clear whether the Sea of Cortez communicated with the Pacific Ocean in the north. When Fr. Kino climbed mountains that allowed him to view the northern end of the Sea of Cortez he knew that California was part of North America. Your examples are about changes in geologic time, not anything that's changed in the last few hundred years.
I can't believe I missed this one 😂😂
Kino was a Jesuit just like the Pope Francis. That organization has decades of existence.
Thanks for sharing
Very good. Much love from Chicago.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you
Interesting that he also created maps from observation of the land
Yeah definitely means there is more to his story