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One Quem Não Crê, Brasileiro Não É: The Catholic Restoration and the Rise of Protestantism in Brazil
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Padre Cícero, Padre Pio, and… Frei Damião? Padre Cícero, Padre Pio, and… Frei Damião?
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Protestants, Catholics, and Religious Fanaticism Protestants, Catholics, and Religious Fanaticism
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A Safe Saint and a Restorationist Leader: Frei Damião Escapes Condemnation A Safe Saint and a Restorationist Leader: Frei Damião Escapes Condemnation
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Six Saint, Fanatic, or Restorationist Hero? Frei Damião’s Otherworldly Mission
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Published:June 2020
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Abstract
This chapter pays special attention to Frei Damião de Bozzano, a Capuchin missionary who gained the status of a popular saint. It analyzes how Frei Damião was one of the principal agents of northeastern anti-Protestantism, as his fire and brimstone sermons urged Catholics to purify their towns of the Protestant scourge. It describes the ways Protestants sought to portray Frei Damião as a dangerous religious fanatic who was on the verge of provoking a millenarian uprising in the supposedly backward Northeast. Protestants hoped to provoke the condemnation and repression of Frei Damião by ecclesiastical and civil authorities. It argues that at the same time he was gaining a reputation for being a mystical and religious figure, Frei Damião was working hard to present himself as a modern anti-Protestant agent who was laboring on behalf of his ecclesiastical and civil superiors.
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