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Pero Fernandes Sardinha (Q3375528) From Wikidata. Jump to navigation Jump to search. Portuguese priest and bishop of Brazil. Pedro Fernandes Sardinha; edit. Language Label Description Also known as; English: Pero Fernandes Sardinha. Portuguese priest and bishop of Brazil. Pedro Fernandes Sardinha; Statements. instance of. human. 2 references ...
D. Pedro Fernandes Sardinha, or Pero Sardinha (1496–1556), was a Portuguese priest, first bishop of Brazil.
27 de sept. de 2017 · Following the traces of a churchman’s global life, Pêro Fernandes Sardinha, this micro-spatial analysis of four radically different contexts—Goa and Chorão in India, Salvador da Bahia and Piratininga in Brazil—allows to look at concrete interactions between settlers and natives and their consequences at the level of labour relations in the sixteenth-century Portuguese world.
Dom Pedro Fernandes Sardinha, ou Pero Fernandes Sardinha, (Évora, 1496 — Brésil, 1556) fut le premier évêque du Brésil. Il avait été ordonné à Paris. Biographie. Cet évêché avait été institué le 5 mars 1550 par la bulle Super specula militantis Ecclesiæ.Son élévation à archidiocèse fut décidé par Innocent XI par la bulle Inter pastoralis officii du 6 novembre 1676 [1].
Sardinha is a Portuguese surname. Notable people with the surname include: António Sardinha (1887–1925), Portuguese writer; Bronson Sardinha (born 1983), American baseball player; Dane Sardinha (born 1979), American baseball player; Francisco Sardinha (born 1946), Indian politician; Pero Fernandes Sardinha (1496–1556), Portuguese bishop; Richard Sardinha, American artist
In 1556, the bishop Dom Pero Fernandes Sardinha was returning to Portugal from Bahia when his ship sank in front of the inlet located in the current city of Coruripe. Sardinha was killed and devoured by the Caeté people, one of the numerous indigenous tribes that existed in the region.
The first church established by Dom Pero Fernandes Sardinha was built in the 16th century and, at the behest of the local residents, was rebuilt in the late 17th century (1697). It has a T-shaped floor plan comprising a single nave, a tower and two sacristies.
