- les
jésuites et les
couvents (art. 51 et 52)".
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October 2007. "Chronology of
Jesuit History"...
- The
Jesuit Relations, also
known as
Relations des
Jésuites de la Nouvelle-France (Relation de ce qui s'est p****é [...]), are
chronicles of the
Jesuit missions...
-
Jesuit formation, or the
training of
Jesuits, is the
process by
which candidates are
prepared for
ordained or
brotherly service in the
Society of Jesus...
-
There are many
churches of the
Roman Catholic Jesuit order, many of them
patterned after Il Gesu in Rome and
dedicated to
Saint Ignatius.
Nearly all have...
- Claude-Jean Allouez,
French Jesuit,
missionary to
Wisconsin Diego Francisco Altamirano,
Spanish author Charles Aylmer,
Irish Jesuit,
superior of the Dublin...
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Rouet de Journel, M.J., La
Compagnie de Jésus en Russie: un collège de
Jésuites à
Saint Pétersbourg (1800–16), Paris, 1922. (in French)
Schlafly 2015,...
-
Jesuit's bark, also
known as
cinchona bark,
Peruvian bark or
China bark, is a
former remedy for malaria, as the bark
contains quinine used to
treat the...
- 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...
-
January 2014. "Chapelle des
Jésuites". Répertoire du
patrimoine culturel du Québec.
Retrieved 6
January 2014. "Chapelle des
Jésuites".
Inventaire des lieux...
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Jesuit was an
American hardcore punk band from
Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Active in the mid and late 1990s, the
group released twelve songs but disbanded...
