When king charles iii expelled the jesuits from spain in 1767, what did st junipero serra do?

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He knew that he and his supporters couldn't stay in spanish land so he went north to California where the local governor didn't forbid them from practicing their work. He even hid them from the Spanish inspectors. He kept having missions to convert Indians to Christianity and eventually moved to San Diego where he continued his missions.

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