This Latin-language text chronicles the apostolic work of Antonius Sepp, a Jesuit missionary who served in what is now Paraguay during the late 17th century. Sepp's letters and accounts of his experiences provide a first-hand look at the challenges and triumphs of evangelizing in a distant and unfamiliar land. The text also sheds light on the early history of the Jesuit order and their missionary efforts in the New World.
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