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Have you ever travelled somewhere and been drawn to go back again and again and again? Well, that is what Bruges, Belgium has done to me What is it? The people, the canals, the cobblestones, the magnificent churches, the medieval history? Could I have lived here long, long ago?

As the train leaves, I look out the window until I can see Bruges no more, and then my tears begin to gently fall and I whisper, "I'll be back."

Come with me as I begin my first trip to Bruges in 1982...

'Walk the ancient cobblestones between historic buildings and breathe in the magic of...

Have you ever travelled somewhere and been drawn to go back again and again and again? Well, that is what Bruges, Belgium has done to me What is it? The people, the canals, the cobblestones, the magnificent churches, the medieval history? Could I have lived here long, long ago?

As the train leaves, I look out the window until I can see Bruges no more, and then my tears begin to gently fall and I whisper, "I'll be back."

Come with me as I begin my first trip to Bruges in 1982...

'Walk the ancient cobblestones between historic buildings and breathe in the magic of...

Jesuit priest Alonso de Sandoval's important 1627 missionary history, the only existing published document that deals with Africans in the Americas at such an early date, describes a means to salvation for Jesuits and Africans alike in the New World. Margaret Olsen's fascinating examination of the treatise creates a vivid picture of the Jesuit "slaves of Christ" as well as the Christianization of Africans brought to Cartagena de Indias, the primary port of entry of slaves bound for the colonies at the time. Sandoval, who was critical of the slave trade in early Spanish America, was interested...