Spanish missions in South America

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The Spanish missions in South America comprise a series of religious outposts established by Spanish Catholics in order to spread the Christian doctrine among the local natives.

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[edit] Missions

[edit] Argentina

[edit] Bolivia

  • Mission San Francisco Javier
  • Mission Conception
  • Mission Santa Ana
  • Mission San Miguel
  • Mission San Rafael
  • Mission San José
  • Mission Sao Joaquin (1747)
  • Mission San Estanislao (1747)
  • Mission Belen (1760)

[edit] Brazil

  • Mission São Miguel das Missões (Arcanjo) (1687), the chief mission of the seven in Brazil
  • Mission Santo Angelo (1706)
  • Mission Sao Francisco de Borja (1682)
  • Mission Sao Nicolau
  • Mission Sao Luiz Gonzaga
  • Mission Sao Lourenço Martir (1690)
  • Mission Sao Joao Batista (1697).

[edit] Paraguay

  • Mission San Ignacio Guazù (1609)
  • Mission Santa Rosa de Lima (1698)
  • Mission Santa Maria da Fé (1647)
  • Mission San Cosme y Damian (1652), also an astronomic observatory
  • Mission Santiago (1651)
  • Mission Itapua (present-day Encarnación)
  • Mission Jesus de Tavarangué (1685)
  • Mission La Santisima Trinidad de Paraná (1706), near present-day Encarnación


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