Storia do Mogor 331.2

331.2

He assisted the poor, gathered the wandering sheep who put themselves under his care, and displayed great zeal for the progress of that Christian community. He taught in his school Catholic doctrine to all the children, as well Catholics as heretics, to the great satisfaction of serious men and the confusion of those who by their office were under obligation to do it and did it not. He disputed with the heretics and convinced them out of their own Bible, whereby he gave authentic testimony of his great capacity. As he was well versed in these controversies, he confounded all who argued with him. He showed in the conversations he held with all sorts of men of different nations that he understood well foreign languages. He was also very learned, and known to all learned persons throughout India. His memory was a very happy one; he had ranged in it all the heresies and all the errors that have arisen touching our Holy Faith. He confounded them, by the promptness of his answers, in a way that it was impossible not to admire.