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Jesuit Timeline Right V10 SOCIETY OF JESUS HISTORICAL TIMELINE 2013 1980 1965 1942 1860 1814 1782 1769 1763 1718 1680 1622 1599 1580 1556 1541 1528 1491 2021 Cardinal Jorge Mario 1989 Fr General Arrupe 1974 Fr Pedro Arrupe is elected 1962 Under the leadership of Fr 1889 Ireland is established as a 1832 Pope Pius VII, in the Bull 1805/06 The Empress Catherine 1774 Charles III orders all the 1767 Yielding to internal 1759 The Jesuit Rudiger 1704 Archbishop of Dublin and 1626 In Rome, Pope Gregory XV 1609 The official plan for Jesuit 1590 Forty years after its 1565 Ignatius dies in Rome, 1548 Francis Xavier is appointed 1537 Iñigo now chooses to use 1522 Iñigo Lopez de Loyola – he Bergolio, Archbishop of establishes the Jesuit 28th Superior General of General Vladimir Province of the Society Sollicitudo Omnium allows the Jesuits in White Society’s goods in Spain to pressure, King Louis XV of Boscovich publishes his former member of the canonises St Ignatius and St education, the Ratio foundation, the Society of having overseen the Papal Nuncio to the ‘Indies’ the name Ignatius. He will later change his name Jesuits celebrate the 500th Buenos Aires, is elected as Six Jesuits of the University Refugee Service, which will Committing the Society to the Society. Considered by The Second Vatican Ledochowski, the Society The Jesuit poet, Gerard (previously it was a mission St Francis Xavier College Ecclesiarum, approves the Jesuit novitiates open in Russia to elect a Superior With the Society be sold and demands that A defamatory document France dissolves the Society Having become a target for book A Theory of Natural Voltaire enters the Jesuit Society of Jesus, Peter The Society of Jesus Francis Xavier, alongside St The first of the Jesuit studiorum, is published. It Nicholás Bobadilla, the last Jesus numbers 5,000 Jesuits, At the Second General expansion of the Society At the request of the King and departs from Portugal The group, now made up of arrives in Paris to continue On his way to the Holy to Ignatius – is born to anniversary of the 266th Pope of the Catholic of Central America, spread throughout the the promotion of justice as many to be ‘the second Council is convened by grows from 26 to 50 Manley Hopkins, dies in or Vice-Province). (later Belvedere College) is universal restoration of the England and the US in spite General. suppressed, Irish ex-Jesuits the newly elected Pope forged by the prime in all his dominions. The political and civil unrest in Philosophy, a precursor of school of Louis-le-Grand in Talbot, dies in prison in numbers 15,000 members. Teresa of Ávila and St Reductions is founded in will be implemented in all survivor of the original runs 144 schools and Congregation of the and produced the of Kongo, the first Jesuits – to Goa, beginning a long ten members, gather in his studies, where he shares Land, he stops at Manresa, minor nobility in the family conversion of Ignatius as he Church – the first Jesuit in including the Rector world accompanying and integral to service of the founder of the Society’, he Pope John XXIII, ushering Provinces. Membership Dublin at the age of 45. His founded and the Church of Society of Jesus. In the same of the suppression. work as priests in Irish Clement XIV have the ministers of France and Archbishop of Paris, in a Europe and South America, atomic theory. Over his Paris. Although Dublin. With the In 1635 the Jesuits take over Philip Neri. modern-day Paraguay. of the 245 Jesuit schools companions who founded colleges and is divided into Society, Francis Borgia is Constitutions. The Society three priests and a tradition of universal Jesuit Venice where Ignatius and a room with Pierre Favre where he spends 11 months castle of Loyola in the recovered from his wounds history to become Pope. Ignacio Ellacuría, are serving refugees, and faith, the 32nd General will be greatly influential in in a period of reform and grows from 16,946 to final words are I am so St Francis Xavier in year, Peter Kenney, a dioceses. Society suppressed. Spain leads to the letter read in all churches, the Jesuits are banished by lifetime, he makes many subsequently a vocal critic Archbishop of Armagh, the Irish College in Rome. These settlements, aimed at then in existence and will the Society of Jesus, dies. over 20 Provinces. elected as its third Superior numbers 1,000 members, scholastic – arrive in Africa outreach. He will never some others are ordained and Francis Xavier. in prayer, fasting and Basque region of Spain. The in Loyola. Early in his pontificate, he murdered, along with their advocating on their behalf. Congregation is told by Fr the Society and in the wider change in the Church. 44 26,588, and those on the happy, so happy. Earlier, he Gardiner Street is former student of Thomas entrapment of two Jesuits, expresses his bitter regret at Royal Edict from all contributions to astronomy, of the Catholic Church, he Oliver Plunkett, he was evangelising the influence Jesuit education General. Borgia, previously with missions across South from Portugal. return to Europe. In that priest. Having failed to Inspired by him, the two ‘helping souls’, and he youngest of 13 children, his canonises Pierre Favre, one housekeeper and her Arrupe of the great price to Church. Jesuits participate in the missions from 971 to 3,785. expressed a wish that my completed. Betagh and now a Jesuit, and turns the Spanish king, this, describing it as a Portuguese territories. A including the first would always maintain falsely accused of indigenous population well into the future. Duke of Gandia and America, Africa and Asia. same year, Ignatius reach their desired become his close begins writing the Spiritual mother dies soon after his of the first companions of daughter, by Salvadoran be paid. In the next 45 Council in various pieces could at some time establishes the first official Charles III, into a most veritable calamity for his group of 133 exiles are well geometric procedure for that I was educated for seven involvement in the while protecting them from Viceroy of Catalonia, earlier At the time of his death, The first Jesuit college is reluctantly accepts his destination of the Holy companions. Exercises. birth, leaving him to be St Ignatius. forces. years, some 50 Jesuits will capacities. become known. Irish Jesuit school of the bitter enemy of the Society. country. received in Citavecchia, determining the equator of years by men who took fictitious Popish plot, an exploitation, will spread resigned his position on the Ignatius had opened or established in Messina, election as Superior Land, they journey to Rome brought up by the local come to a violent end living restored Society, He expels all Jesuits from Rome, but later a ship a rotating planet. unrewarded and indefatigable alleged conspiracy by throughout the Spanish and death of his wife and joined accepted 46 colleges. Sicily, starting a long General, having been to put themselves at the blacksmith’s wife. out this commitment. Clongowes Wood College. Spanish territories – 385 carrying 120 Jesuits will be pains to form the minds of Catholics to murder the Portuguese colonies for the the Society. tradition of Jesuit nominated by all the others. disposal of the Pope. priests, 109 brothers, 59 refused entry to Livorno in youth. Is it credible that English King Charles II. next 150 years. They create involvement in education. scholastics and 11 novices. Tuscany. anyone would fail to have controversy and bitter The first Irish Jesuit school In Peru, the 465 Jesuits some feeling of gratitude opposition in Europe. is opened in Limerick. working there must towards such teachers? abandon their apostolic efforts. 2018 1981 1968 1944 1883 1816 1789 1773 1766 1750 1694 1625 1602 1582 1561 1542 1534 1521 2022 Fr General Arturo Sosa 1994 Fr Arrupe suffers a stroke 1977 Fr General Arrupe arrives 1963 Alfred Delp, a prominent 1900 The Irish Jesuits take over 1833 Fr General Brzozowski and 1811 In Washington DC, 1778 Intense pressure from 1768 In the Chinese court 1760 The first Irish Jesuit school 1710 Jesuit Brother Andrea 1650 Jean de Brébeuf, a French 1610 Dominic Collins, Irish 1598 The Gregorian Calendar, 1572 Regarded as the second 1552 Two of the companions, 1540 The group of companions, 1527 Iñigo, an ambitious and announces the beginning of on returning from the in Medellín, Columbia, to Jesuit and member of a the running of the Catholic 25 Jesuits are banished Georgetown Academy is European leaders leads Giusepe Castiglione dies. for the poor opens in Pozzo, a prolific artist and Jesuit, leaves for North Jesuit brother, is martyred drawn up with the help of mission to Ireland, Irish Salmeron and Broët, are now grown to seven, make worldly young man who Celebrations for the 400th the process of canonisation Three Jesuit priests, along Philippines, and against Fr In El Salvador, Rutilio take part in the Latin Walter Ciszek, an American group planning for a new John Sullivan, born into a University, founded by St Fr General John Roothaan from St Petersburg on the In Dublin, Thomas Betagh, founded by former Jesuit, Catherine the Great Pope Clement XIV to issue The Jesuits are expelled Such is his importance that Empress Maria Teresa of Dublin. The Society reaches 20,000 architect, completes the The Jesuit Christopher America to begin a mission Matteo Ricci dies in Beijing, in Youghal, Co Cork, The third Jesuit mission to Jesuit Christopher Clavius, Edmund Daniel Jesuit David Wolfe, born in Having laboured in India sent to Ireland on one of the Having arrived in Rome, private vows at a Mass During his studies in has been preparing for a anniversary of the of Fr Pedro Arrupe.
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