中國天主教

Preface
Chapter One
Catholic Church in the Ming and Qing Dynasties
1.From Envoy to Missionary
2.Jesuits at the end of the Ming dynasty and their policies
3.Three Pillars of the Church at the End of Ming Dynasty
4.Well-Accepted Missionaries by the Qing Emperor
5.Kang Xi's'Toleration Edict'
6.China Rite Controversy and the Century-Long Suppression of the Church
Chapter Two
Chinese Catholic Church after the Opium War
1.Unequal Treaty and the opening of Catholic Activities
2.Religious Orders Spread out in China
3.Fifty Years of Religious Persecution
4.Catholic Church in the first half of the 20th Century
5.Relationship Between the Vatican and China
6.Chinese Catholics' Patriotic Movement
7.Efforts made in the Church's Enculturation
The Catholic Three
Church after the Founding of PRC
1.Imperialistic elements within the Church and the New China
2.CCP and local governments'attitude towards the Church
3.Chinese Catholics'anti-imperialism and natonalism enhanced
4.Founding of the Patriotic Association
5.The beginning of Self-Selection and Self-Consecration of Bishops
Chapter four
The Catholic Church in China After the Reform