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Casuistry (/ˈkæzjuɪstri/ KAZ-ew-iss-tree) is a
process of
reasoning that s****s to
resolve moral problems by
extracting or
extending abstract rules from...
- In particular, his
intellectual foundations were
grounded in his
early Jesuitical education. Even
after he left Ireland, he
sometimes went to church. When...
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which the city of Niterói, in
Brazil is divided. The area was part of the
Jesuitic Sesmaria,
where the
Jesuits built a
cemetery and a
church consecrated to...
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uniquely Portuguese variety.
Another key
factor is the
existence of the
Jesuitical architecture, also
called "plain style" (Estilo Chão or
Estilo Plano)...
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attacks made by
liberal journals on the
dogma of
papal infallibility and on
Jesuitic textbooks. The book was
extensively quoted by the
Catholic press, but it...
- Sánchez' and Salazar's project, however,
found opposition in
another Jesuitic current headed by
Alessandro Valignano and
Superior General Claudio Acquaviva...
- whom he had one daughter, Elizabeth. Anne was a
staunch Catholic with
Jesuitical sympathies. Monteagle's
second wife was Anne Spencer, who
married a further...
- and
generally in a
positive or
neutral sense, even
though the term "
Jesuitical" is
derived from the
Society of
Jesus and is used to mean
things like:...
- O'Connell as correspondent. On
February 28, 2017,
America launched a podcast,
Jesuitical,
targeted at
young Catholics. With the July 2020 issue, the publication...
- Spanish)
Images of the
Estancias -
Government of Córdoba (in Spanish)
Jesuitic institutions in
Argentina Wikimedia Commons has
media related to Jesuit...
