- and
apostolic ministry in 112 countries.
Jesuits work in education, research, and
cultural pursuits.
Jesuits also
conduct retreats,
minister in hospitals...
- to 1973
Jesuits, etc. Act 1584 and
Jesuits etc. Act 1603,
penal laws in
England repealed between 1778 and 1846
Jesuit Law - law
banning Jesuits from Germany...
- of the
Society of Jesus, the
Catholic religious order also
known as the
Jesuits. He is
generally addressed as
Father General. The
position sometimes carries...
-
Society of
Jesus (
Jesuits), an
order of the
Catholic Church. The
origin of the
phrase is
attributed to the
founder of the
Jesuits,
Saint Ignatius of...
- The
history of the
missions of the
Jesuits in
China is part of the
history of
relations between China and the
Western world. The
missionary efforts and...
- ISBN 1-85984-402-2. Zanlonghi,
Giovanna (2006). "The
Jesuit Stage and
Theatre in
Milan during the
Eighteenth Century". The
Jesuits II. Cultures, Sciences, and the Arts...
- discovery, the
Jesuits.
Alexander von
Humboldt said, "It
almost goes
without saying that
among Protestant physicians hatred of the
Jesuits and religious...
- missions. The
Jesuits attempted to
create a "state
within a state" in
which the
native peoples in the reductions,
guided by the
Jesuits,
would remain...
- was a
crime for
Jesuits to
enter Colonial M****achusetts, but none were
known to be
present there.
There were
about two
dozen Jesuits in the
Thirteen Colonies...
-
Jesuit formation, or the
training of
Jesuits, is the
process by
which candidates are
prepared for
ordination or
brotherly service in the
Society of Jesus...
