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A cristianização de Timor-Leste resulta da presença missionária portuguesa desde o século XVI. Todavia, foi a invasão japonesa, durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial, e, posteriormente, a da Indonésia, no processo de descolonização, que marcaram, pela experiência de resistência e de identificação, a centralidade do catolicismo como referência central para as populações enquanto processos de adesão, de proteção e de socorro, dando forma à evangelização mais extensiva e à organização da igreja católica tal como se apresenta na atualidade.
Abstract The Christianization of Timor-Leste results from the Portuguese missionary presence since the 16th century. However, it was a Japanese invasion, during the Second World War, and later in Indonesia, in the process of decolonization, which marked, by the experience of resistance and identification, the centrality of Catholicism as a central reference for the populations as processes of adherence, protection and relief, giving form to the most extensive evangelization and the organization of the Catholic Church as it is today.
Abstract The Christianization of Timor-Leste results from the Portuguese missionary presence since the 16th century. However, it was a Japanese invasion, during the Second World War, and later in Indonesia, in the process of decolonization, which marked, by the experience of resistance and identification, the centrality of Catholicism as a central reference for the populations as processes of adherence, protection and relief, giving form to the most extensive evangelization and the organization of the Catholic Church as it is today.
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Catolicismo Evangelização Invasões Resistência e Timor-Leste Catholicism Evangelization Invasions Resistance and Timor-Leste