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Imperialism, For Christ's Sake: Esherick, Joseph W
Imperialism, For Christ's Sake: Esherick, Joseph W
Imperialism, for Christ's Sake
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Esherick, Joseph W., (1987) The Origins of the Boxer Uprising, Berkeley and London: University of California Press
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Course of Study: ASST08043 - Modern East Asian History B
Title: The Origins of the Boxer Uprising
Name of Author: Esherick, Joseph W.
Name of Publisher: University of California Press
CHAPTER THREE
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confreres. Some of them died very young. Two became more than one hundred years old.
Among them we have numerous pioneers, fine scholars, and outstanding bishops. Many of them
were also generous brothers and priests who never made it to Wikipedia or Facebook. About one
confrere belonging to this last group, namely father Hubert Boumans, I will write a few lines.
From the end of October 1983 up to the end of April 1988, I was a missionary in Natonin,
Mountain Province, Philippines, and a distant neighbor of father Hubert Boumans who was the
rector of the mission of Barlig. Father Boumans was born in Ubachsberg,
municipality of Voerendaal, Limburg, the Netherlands, on
February 10, 1914. At the minor seminary of Sparrendaal,
he completed his humanities. He entered the novitiate in
1935, and was dreaming of being a missionary in China. He
pronounced his first vows on August 8, 1936. After having
finished his philosophical studies and three years of
theology, he was ordained a priest on July 25, 1941. The
second world war delayed his departure for the Philippines.
From August 1944 to April 1946, he was treasurer of the
novitiate in the Netherlands. Only on August 9, 1946, was
he able to sail for the Pearl of the East.
mission of Natonin. His stay of 41 years in Barlig mission was only interrupted by a four year
stay in Dutch Limburg for mission promotion (1955-1959).
In Barlig, he started as assistant of father Omer Jonckheere (1911-1992). In 1950 he
became the rector of the mission of Barlig when father Omer received another assignment, and
the mission of Barlig was divided into two missions: the mission of Barlig and the mission of
Natonin.
During all his years in Barlig, father Hubert meant a lot for the people. Aside from his
“strictly priestly” activities, he served the p