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Eusebio Kino
Venerabilis; Eusebio Kino
	Patung berkuda di tempat kelahirannya Segno
Imam; Misionaris; Penjelajah
Lahir	10 Agustus 1645; Segno, Keuskupan Trent,; Kekaisaran Romawi Suci
Meninggal	15 Maret 1711 (umur 65); Mission Santa Maria Magdalena, Pimería Alta, Spanyol Baru
Dihormati di	Gereja Katolik

Eusebio Francisco Kino (bahasa Italia: Eusebio Francesco Chini, bahasa Spanyol: Eusebio Francisco Kino; 10 Agustus 1645 – 15 Maret 1711), yang sering disebut sebagai Padri Kino, adalah seorang Yesuit, misionaris, geografer, penjelajah, kartografer dan astronom Tyrolean kelahiran Teritorial Keuskupan Trent, saat itu bagian dari Kekaisaran Romawi Suci. Selama 24 tahun terakhir masa hidupnya, ia berkarya di wilayah yang saat itu disebut sebagai Pimería Alta, yang kini berada di Sonora, Meksiko dan selatan Arizona, Amerika Serikat. Ia menjelajahi wilayah tersebut dan berkarya pada penduduk pribumi Amerika Asli, yang meliputi Tohono O'Odham, Sobaipuri dan kelompok Piman Hulu lainnya. Ia menyatakan bahwa Semenanjung Baja California bukanlah sebuah pulau dengan memimpin ekspedisi darat disana. Pada masa kematiannya, ia telah membentuk 24 misi dan visita (kapel desa atau stasiun kunjungan).^[1]

Referensi

^ Polzer, Charles W. (1982). Kino Guide II: a Life of Eusebio Francisco Kino, S.J., Arizona's First Pioneer, and a Guide to His Missions and Monuments. Tucson: Southwest Mission Research Center.

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