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Incidente entre o bispo e o governador de Macau (PT/AHD/3/MU-GM/GNP01-RNP/S0450/UI02099). (1969). Portugal. Arquivo Diplomático e Biblioteca do Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros. https://ahd.mne.gov.pt/Nyron/Archive/Catalog/winlibsrch.aspx?cap=&pesq=3&var3=PT%2fAHD%2f3%2fMU-GM%2fGNP01-RNP%2fS0450&doc=18624

Inclui informações e recortes de imprensa publicadas sobre a discordância entre o Bispo e o governador de Macau na sequência de um incidente do Colégio de S. José

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Questões religiosas: Macau (PT/AHD/3/MU-GM/GNP01-RNP/S0455). (1964). [Paper]. Portugal. Arquivo Diplomático e Biblioteca do Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros. http://ahd.mne.pt/nyron/Archive/Catalog/winlibsrch.aspx?skey=ABD7A54E619543AFAC053C8E9A8E415D&cap=&pesq=3&var3=PT%2fAHD%2f3%2fMU-GM%2fGNP01-RNP%2fS0455&nohist=true&doc=9532

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Colónia de Macau e territórios vizinhos. (B.S.G.L., 3-J-6 (cartografia)). (1946). Portugal. Biblioteca da Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa.

É a folha n.º 99 do atlas da Junta das Missões Geográficas e Investigações Coloniais.

Reis, Fernando Lara. (1941). Espólio de Fernando Lara Reis: diário de viagem. (ln Fil. Arq. Hist. Macau, C0666). Biblioteca Pública e Arquivo Distrital de Leiria.

Plano Hidrográfico da costa da China e Macau. (B.S.G.L., 7-E-28 (cartografia)). (1936). [Cartas Hidrográficas]. Portugal. Biblioteca da Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa.

Obs.: Correcções feitas em 1935-1950.

Reis, Fernando Lara. (1932). Espólio de Fernando Lara Reis: diário de viagem. (ln Fil. Arq. Hist. Macau, C0665). Biblioteca Pública e Arquivo Distrital de Leiria.

Fernandes, M. F. (1927). Planta geral da cidade e novo porto de Macau, editada pela Tipografia Mercantil de M. F. Fernandes & Filhos, actualizada pelo engenheiro João Carlos Alves, director interino das Obras dos Portos e João Barbosa Pires, chefe da secção de Propaganda do Porto. (B.S.G.L., 7-G-4 (cartografia)). Portugal. Biblioteca da Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa.

Costa da China, feita por A. Arrowsmith para o Príncipe Wales X. (B.S.G.L., 4-H-33 (cartografia)). (1922). [Cartas Hidrográficas]. Portugal. Biblioteca da Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa.

Coleccao de Relatorios e Monografias. (1919). Portugal. Arquivo Histórico do Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros.

Relatorios apresentados, obrigatoriamente, pelos funcionarios da carreira diplomatica. Versam sobre temas de politica internacional, direito internacional, direito consular, economia, organizacao de servicos, etc. As monografias, sobre as mesmas materias eram apresentadas nos concursos de promocao dos funcionarios. Destaca-se o relatorio sobre a China (1926-1927), elaborado por Francisco de Paula Brito Junior.

Reis, Fernando Lara. (1919). Espólio de Fernando Lara Reis: documentação vária. (ln Fil. Arq. Hist. Macau, C0667). Biblioteca Pública e Arquivo Distrital de Leiria.

Reis, Fernando Lara. (1915). Espólio de Fernando Lara Reis : diário de viagem. (ln Fil. Arq. Hist. Macau, C0664). Biblioteca Pública e Arquivo Distrital de Leiria.

Sanchoan, a Terra Santa do Extremo Oriente - Tradução. (B.S.G.L., Ms. com 46 fls., Res. 1-C-ln, in Bol. Fil. Ult. Port. n.^o 17, pág. 37). (1912). [Documentos Manucritos]. Portugal. Biblioteca da Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa.

Nota: no fim - John Garaix, S. J., Seminário de S. José, Macau, China.

Roçadas, José Augusto Alves. (1908). Carta dirigida a João Feliciano Marques Pereira por José Augusto Alves Roçadas, quando governador de Macau. (B.S.G.L., Ms. com 4 fls., Res. 1-Pasta E-8, in Bol. Fil. Ult. Port. n.^o 17, pág.20) [Documentos Manucritos]. Portugal. Biblioteca da Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa.

Acordo entre o Bispo de Macau e o Prefeito Apostólico de Cantão, relativamente á troca de jurisdição sobre a ilha de Hainam e o distrito de Shao-King (shew-ing). (1907). http://ipac.cccm.gov.pt/ipac20/ipac.jsp?session=1L17U18O36200.729&profile=cccm&uri=link=3100035~!23882~!3100024~!3100022&aspect=subtab13&menu=search&ri=5&source=~!cccm&term=MC%2FAHU%2FC026%2FI.G4&index=COTALOC

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Processo acerca do acordo entre o Bispo de Macau e o Prefeito Apostólico de Cantão relativamente à troca de jursidição sobre a ilha de Hainan e o distrito de Shao-King (Shew-ing) (AHU/SEMU/DGU/1R/002/013). (1907). Portugal. Arquivo Histórico Ultramarino. http://43.156.68.124/docs/WWMPGPKY/viewer_WWMPGPKY.html

This 1907 ecclesiastical and diplomatic correspondence, originating from the Portuguese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Diocese of Macau, and colonial administrative offices, documents the protracted negotiations between the Bishop of Macau and the Apostolic Prefect of Canton concerning the exchange of ecclesiastical jurisdictions over Hainan Island and the Shaoqing (or Shew-ing) district. The dispute arose from the implementation of a 1903 decree by the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith, later clarified by a pontifical rescript of 16 March 1904, which mandated the transfer of Hainan to the jurisdiction of the Apostolic Prefecture of Canton in exchange for the Shaoqing district being assigned to the Diocese of Macau. Despite formal agreement on the territorial exchange, resistance emerged over claims of compensation based on discrepancies in mission property valuations and opposition from French missionaries operating under the Paris Foreign Missions Society. The Bishop of Macau contested demands for financial indemnity, asserting that the papal decrees did not permit such conditions and that prior precedent—specifically the 1874 annexation of Hainan to Macau—had involved no compensation. The file includes official dispatches, telegrams, inventories, and memoranda detailing failed handover attempts, political interventions by the Portuguese and French governments, and the Bishop of Macau’s personal appeal to the Holy See in Rome during 1907. Ultimately, the Holy See reaffirmed the original terms, rejecting additional claims and insisting on the unqualified execution of the jurisdictional exchange. This document provides critical insight into ecclesiastical diplomacy, colonial-era church-state relations, and the interplay between local missionary interests and transnational religious authority in early 20th-century China.

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Plano hidrográfico do porto exterior de Macau. Comissão de Cartografia Mar da China, província de Macau. (B.S.G.L., 3-J-3 (cartografia)). (1904). [Cartas Hidrográficas]. Portugal. Biblioteca da Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa.

Sobre os direitos do Padroado na China (Arquivo da Embaixada de Portugal Junto da Santa Sé até 1930 - cx.43, mc.2, doc.13). (1902). Portugal. Arquivo Diplomático e Biblioteca do Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros. http://43.156.68.124/docs/SJQQKGZP/viewer_SJQQKGZP.html

This 1902 diplomatic correspondence, originating from the Portuguese Government of Macau and transmitted through the Embassy of Portugal to the Holy See, documents a sensitive territorial and political dispute involving French missionary land acquisitions near Macau. The primary subject is a series of purchases by the French Catholic mission of three parcels of land—Sai-kua-pu, Sai-mai-kong, and Bac-mai-Kong—at the foot of Mount Catae, approximately five kilometres from Macau, officially registered under the authority of the Xiangshan mandarin. The reports, authored by Acting Governor Alfredo Lello and addressed to the Secretary of State for Naval and Overseas Affairs in Lisbon, argue that these acquisitions, conducted under the provisions of the 1860 Franco-Chinese Treaty, served strategic political rather than religious or medical purposes, despite the stated pretext of establishing a sanatorium. The documents detail an incident in which Chinese agents attempted to serve a summons on Ip-lin-san, a naturalised Portuguese subject and Macau resident, over allegations of unlawful burial on contested land, prompting protests regarding violations of Portuguese territorial jurisdiction. Internal investigations concluded that the burial claims were unfounded and likely a pretext to clear access to French-held plots. The correspondence further highlights British concern in Hong Kong over perceived French expansionist ambitions in southern China, particularly given the strategic vantage of the acquired lands overlooking key maritime routes. The material provides critical insight into colonial rivalries, ecclesiastical politics under the Padroado system, and the use of missionary activity as an instrument of imperial influence in late Qing China.

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A ilha de Hainan sujeita a Cantão e o distrito de Chão-Hing a Macau. (Arquivo da Embaixada de Portugal Junto da Santa Sé até 1930 - Cx. 43, mç.02, doc.9). (1901). Portugal. Arquivo Diplomático e Biblioteca do Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros. http://43.156.68.124/docs/VN2DWNPB/viewer_VN2DWNPB.html

This 1901 diplomatic correspondence, originating from the Portuguese Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ General Directorate of Political and Diplomatic Affairs, concerns ecclesiastical jurisdictional negotiations between Portugal and France regarding territories in China. Dated 16 February 1901 and addressed to a high-ranking official, the document records an agreement reached between the Portuguese and French governments on the reassignment of ecclesiastical authority over Hainan Island, previously under the Diocese of Canton prior to the 1876 arrangement between the Vicar General of Macau and the Apostolic Prefect. The agreement stipulates that, in exchange for returning Hainan to the Diocese of Canton, the Bishop of Macau would gain jurisdiction over the Chao-Shing district adjacent to Shean-Chau, where he already exercised ecclesiastical authority. Two key conditions are noted: the necessity of initiating territorial demarcation procedures pending formal approval by the Holy See, and the provisional nature (provisoria tantum ratione) of the jurisdictional transfer. The French Legation in Lisbon communicated its government’s assent to these terms on 20 December 1900 and again on 13 February 1901. The document further references a communication from the Apostolic Nuncio dated 6 October 1900, conveying the Holy See’s requirement for formal ratification and canonical title before final confirmation. This file, part of Section No. 2, File 51, reflects the intersection of colonial diplomacy, Catholic ecclesiastical administration, and international agreements at the turn of the twentieth century.

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Acordo entre a França e Portugal sobre Cantão e Macau (livro 105, rol. 206). (Arquivo da Embaixada de Portugal Junto da Santa Sé até 1930). (1901). Portugal. Arquivo Diplomático e Biblioteca do Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros.

Sobre o acordo entre as dioceses de Cantão e Macau (livro 102, rol. 374). (Arquivo da Embaixada de Portugal Junto da Santa Sé até 1930). (1901). Portugal. Arquivo Diplomático e Biblioteca do Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros.