19 Excommunication Taken as a Joke 20 Reconciliation of Five Young Heretics 21 Manuel Gil, Ladino 22 Juan de Cabrera, the Man from Sanlúcar Who Changed His Name and Wrote Saying That HeHad Become a Widower 23 Lasciviousness and Tricks of Canon Luis Salinas 24 The Crusade Against the Solicitation of Fray Bernardo de Santa Catalina 25 Fray Antonio de Porras and Alcalde Sebastián Madrid, Who Is More Stubborn 26 An Improvised Secular Procession 27 Irreverent Festivities in Manila 28 A French Surgeon and Fire-Walking in Cavite One Night of San Juan 29 Inquisitorial Inquiries in Japan 30 The Farce of Doña María Zaldívar 31 Juan de Arceo: Secrets With the Devil and Disquisitions About Hell 32 The Devil Who Ended Up in the Hands of the Governor 33 Pedro López Palacios, Married in Azores, Moguer, and Manila 34 The Survival of What Is Ancestral 35 Constable Juan Esteban Morales and the Delivery of Slaves for the Galleys 36 The Around-the-World Journey of Sebastián Gutiérrez 37 Superstitions, Incantations, Fortunetelling, and Spells (1616–1626) 38 The Japanese Woman Called Úrsula 39 The Court of the King of Ternate 40 Bernardino Corso, His Wife’s Lover and the Ternate Malay Don Juan 41 Hipólita de Zárate and Her Cousin Juana Gallinato 42 Hernando de Los Ríos Coronel and Judicial Astrology 43 Fray Rodrigo de San Miguel, Prosecuted for Determining Horoscopes and HavingProhibited Math Books 44 The Crime of Governor-General Alonso Fajardo 45 Profanities, Blasphemies, and Denials 46 Juan Domínguez Paniagua, the Artilleryman Who Did Not Want to Confess 47 More Reconciled Heretics 48 Complaints From a Distance 49 Alejo de Castro, a Mestizo From Tidore With Beads From Santa Juana 50 The Inquisition and the Conflicts Between the Archbishop, the Governor, the Friars, and the Jesuits 51 Graciana de Valdés: the Confession Behind the Screen and Other Complaints in Cebu 52 Those Rechristened in Mindanao 53 Sanaga the Renegade, a Soldier in Jolo 54 The Chocolate of the Clergyman Don Felipe de Baeza 55 Two Complaints Against the Almighty Manuel Estacio Venegas Before His Fall 56 Casilda de Zafra, the Sevillian Mulatto Woman Who Entered Every House in Manila 57 Chinese New Years and Other Festivals of the Sangleyes 58 Antonio de Rojas, Mestizo and Bicultural 59 Tomás de Villegas, More Indio Than Mestizo and Raised in Misery 60 Guillermo Davis, “National Heretic,” and Other Convicts 61 Sor Juana de San Antonio, Baptized With Water From the Jordan River 62 The Secret Mission of Fray Jorge de Luna Sersanders 63 José de Quiñones, the Priest Who Read the Palm of the Archbishop 64 Francisco, the Man From Makassar, Healer of the Insane 65 The Man From Ternate Called Salvador and the Slave Mariquilla 66 A Nativity Scene in Manila 67 Commissioner Fray José de Paternina and the Imprisonment of Governor General Diego de Salcedo 68 Fray Cristóbal de León, the Moneylender 69 Tomás de Salazar, the Man Who Dressed in White and Tied His Shirt With a Rope 70 Juan de Torres, Denounced in Manila and Havana 71 Juan de Soto, the Lunatic 72 Agustín de Arrieta, Convicted in Mexico and Promoted to Deacon Thanks to the Supreme 73 Beata Luisa de Los Reyes From Pampanga and the Trial of Father Riquelme 74 The Trial of Fray Juan Camacho and the Conflict Between Inquisitors 75 Francisco de Tendilla, the Friar Who Kissed Two Boys 76 Father Ansaldo’s Measuring Tape77 The Scissors of the Holy Office and the Thieves of Manila 78 A Joke On the Galleon 79 Antonio Chacón, Shot After Losing the Protection of the Commissioners of the Holy Office 80 Francisco Castelo, A Compulsive Liar 81 “Cubiletero,” Forced in the Philippines and in Florida 82 Fray Juan de Urquiola and the Alligator’s Oath 83 Manuel Cañete: Visayan, Son of a Spanish Priest, Secretary to the Sultan of Jolo, and Adviser to the Sultan of Maguindanao 84 José de Somonte, the Sweating Virgin and Ecclesiastical Justice 85 Correspondence by Letters Between Fray Blas de Plasencia and Sor María de Nazaret 86 Auto de Fe in Manila 87 Commissioner Fray Juan Álvarez and the Burning of Books 88 “El Purero,” Disappeared in Jolo 89 Joaquín Adriano: Heretic, Blasphemer, Astrologer, Superstitious, Brooding, Liar, and Slanderer 90 Ajofrín Versus Minglanilla 91 The Armenians 92 Eduardo Wogan and Diego O’kennedy, Two Irish Freemasons 93 Reconciliation of British Heretics Before, During, and After the Occupation of Manila 94 César Falliet, the Swiss 95 Between Mexico and the Philippines: the Desperate Story of José Mariano de Ayala 96 Mariana Islands: The Jesuit Reittenberger and the Congregants of Lumen 97 The German Martin Lenz and the Mine of Francisco Javier Salgado 98 The Outrages of Fray José Cuadrado as Commissioner of Ilocos 99 Fray Agustín María de Castro and the Whipping Penances 100 The Shady Story of Fray José Muñoz