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  • The '''Society of Jesus''' is a [[Roman Catholicism|Catholic]] religious order founded in 1534 by S ...phy]], [[theology]] and other disciplines, and taking around ten years<ref>Society of Jesus in the United States, [http://www.jesuit.org/BecomingJesuit/FormationTheFir
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  • ...heology]] college of the [[University of London]] founded in 1614 by the [[Society of Jesus|Jesuits]].
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  • The '''Society of Jesus''' is a [[Roman Catholicism|Catholic]] religious order founded in 1534 by S ...phy]], [[theology]] and other disciplines, and taking around ten years<ref>Society of Jesus in the United States, [http://www.jesuit.org/BecomingJesuit/FormationTheFir
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  • ...013, following the resignation of [[Pope Benedict XVI]]. He is the first [[Society of Jesus|Jesuit]] to take the role, the first [[Latin America]]n [[Pope]], and the f
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  • ...[London, United Kingdom|London]]. The college was founded in 1614 by the [[Society of Jesus]] (the Jesuits) in [[Louvain]], [[Belgium]], as an institution for training
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  • ...l -- yet their members exert a high degree of independence. Members of the Society of Jesus take vows of obedience, chastity and poverty, yet Jesuits certainly follow
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  • ...atholicism|Roman Catholic Church]] (or groups within the Church like the [[Society of Jesus|Jesuits]] or [[Opus Dei]]), the Knights of the Templars, the [[Bilderberger ...and the Freemasons at the turn of the nineteenth century to fears of the [[Society of Jesus|Jesuits]] and Catholics in general, to income tax denialism and finally to
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  • A former [[Society of Jesus|Jesuit]] seminarian, he chose family life over the ministry, but also chose
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  • ...example the period gave rise to several new religious orders such as the [[Society of Jesus|Jesuits]] and the Ursaline Sisters. The period also saw some of the first m
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  • ...nt did occur after Champlain's death (1635) was controlled by the Jesuits (Society of Jesus). Inspired by the missionary spirit of the [[Counter-Reformation]], they s
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  • ...h also translates as bat, was applied to the Native playing stick by the [[Society of Jesus|Jesuit]] fathers nearly a century before. Since there was only one ball, e The game became known to Westerners when a [[France|French]] [[Society of Jesus|Jesuit]] Missionary, [[Jean de Brébeuf]], saw the [[Iroquois]] Natives pla
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  • ...Poquelin lost his mother when still a child and entered the prestigious [[Society of Jesus|Jesuit]] [[Collège de Clermont]] to complete his studies. There are many
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  • ...were permitted to serve among the natives of California, 56 members of the Society of Jesus came to the Baja peninsula, of whom 16 died at their posts (two as martyrs)
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  • ...a judge in the High Court at Justice. At the age of ten, he entered the [[Society of Jesus|Jesuit]] [[Prytanee|Collège Royal Henry-Le-Grand]] at La Flèche. After gr
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  • ...0. After two undergraduate years at [[Marquette University]], a leading [[Society of Jesus|Jesuit]] school in Milwaukee, McCarthy entered Marquette Law School, acquir
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  • ...cher)|Simon Hunt]], likely one of Shakespeare’s teachers, later became a [[Society of Jesus|Jesuit]] <ref>[http://www.uni-tuebingen.de/uni/nec/ham-hu1223.htm Hammmersc
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  • Tolkien once described ''The Lord of the Rings'' to his friend, the English [[Society of Jesus|Jesuit]] Father Robert Murray, as "''a fundamentally religious and Catholic
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  • ...as the first dictionary of Japanese in a European language, a product of [[Society of Jesus|Jesuit]] missionary activity in [[Japan]]. Building on the work of earlier
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  • ...tions made by individuals and religious bodies in Mexico to members of the Society of Jesus) to enable the missionaries to propagate the Catholic Faith in the area the
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  • ...[[Phnom Penh]] in about 1641. His account attracted the attention of the [[Society of Jesus|Jesuits]], who were always keen to be the first to claim the souls of newly
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