PROGRAMME
8:30 AM
Registration
INAUGURAL
9:00 AM
OPENING REMARKS
Xavier Gallery
After Xavier: Representations of Christianity
RINALD D’SOUZA
9:30 AM
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Xavier Gallery
The Legacy of St. Francis Xavier from a South Asian Perspective: A representative view from Tamil literary sources
ANAND AMALADASS
Rinald D’Souza [M]
10:30 AM
COFFEE
PLENARY
10:45 AM
XAVIER AFTER XAVIER
Xavier Gallery
Keith D’Souza [M]
Relevance of St. Francis Xavier in the early evangelization of Brazil and his impact on its popular religiosity
ADELSON ARAÚJO DOS SANTOSExploring Representations and Narratives of Xavier’s Legacy in India
DÉLIO MENDONÇAFrancis Xavier in Africa
FESTO MKENDAThe Japan Mission: Xavier’s Legacy lives on
AISHWARYA SUGANDHI
LUNCH
12:30 PM
LUNCH
PANELS
REPRESENTATIONS
1:30 PM
THE MAKING OF GOENCHO SAIB
Xavier Gallery
Jason Johns [M]
How Saint Francis Xavier became Goyecho Saib
SUSHILA SAWANT MENDESIn the Shadow of the Cross: The Representations of Xavier and Goan Christianity in novels
FREDERICK NORONHATranscending Borders: The Feast of Saint Francis Xavier as a Unifying Force in the Goan Diaspora
IRENE SILVEIRA ALMEIDA
1:30 PM
THE CALL OF THE EAST
Fonseca Classroom
Aishwarya Sugandhi [M]
On First Hearing About Tibet: The Early Jesuits in India and China
LOBSANG YESHIBeyond the Companion: Reassessing Anjiró’s Impact on Early Jesuit Missions in Japan
VICTOR LAUBENSTEINThe Spiritual Connection between Xavier and Arrupe
MIKI SUZUKI-HAYASHI
1:30 PM
THE JESUIT MISSION AFTER XAVIER
Souza Classroom
Anthony da Silva [M]
Post-Xavier Jesuit Mission in South India: Truncated Trajectories of Adaptation and Accommodation, 17th-18th centuries
JOSE KALAPURAAngelo Maffei’s contribution to Konkani Lexicon
JEROME D’SOUZAManapad After Xavier
ARULDOSS SELVARAJ
TEA
3:00 PM
TEA
PANELS
ENCOUNTERS
3:30 PM
CULTURAL ENCOUNTERS
Xavier Gallery
Savia Viegas [M]
The Marian Iconography in Post-Xavier Indian Christianity: Continuity and Transformation
DIVYA JYOTHI MIRANDAThe Western European influences on ecclesiastical garments and their evolution as depicted on artistic representations of St. Francis Xavier
JASON JOHNSSaint Francis Xavier, the Prodigious Miracle-Worker: An Analysis of the Miracle of Crab and the Crucifix
DIANA FERNANDES
3:30 PM
DIALOGUE ACROSS CULTURES
Fonseca Classroom
Jose Kalapura [M]
Christianity as diplomacy: The lasting legacy of Francis Xavier
JOSÉ M. GUIBERTRediscovering Mystagogical Evangelisation of St. Francis Xavier: A Plausible Blueprint for Contemporary Catholic Mission
ALWIN CHACKOGoing beyond the legends of Francis Xavier
THEODORE WARNAKULASURIYA
3:30 PM
ENCOUNTERS AT THE MARGINS
Souza Classroom
Sushila Sawant Mendes [M]
Post-Xavier Representations of Christianity in Jesuit Education
ANTHONY DA SILVARole of lay Christians in the founding of private schools in Goa: Select Case Studies
PAMELA D’MELLOMission and Culture: A Jesuit Approach to Marathi Mission in Ahmednagar District, Maharashtra
ASHOK OHOL
5 PM
BREAK
CONCLUSION
5:15 PM
CLOSING REMARKS
Xavier Gallery
Anand Amaladass
Keith D’Souza
Anthony da Silva
PANEL
THE ARTS AFTER XAVIER
10 AM
THE ARTS AFTER XAVIER
Church of Santa Monica (MoCA)
Pamila Gupta [M]
Locating Jesuit Art After Xavier
RINALD D’SOUZAThe MoCA Collection After Xavier
BENJAMIN MONSERRATEAngelo da Fonseca’s Brown Madonna and Saints
SAVIA VIEGAS
11:30 AM
CLOSING REMARKS
Museum visits (recommended)
END