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Painted 1945-1947 Crowning of Mary Artist: Melville Steinfels (1910-1997) Guide created by Guy Valponi, B.A. ‘16 Queen of Heaven and Earth, Queen of the Society of Chapel, Loyola University

Jesuit Jesuit Saints

1. St. 2. St. (1491-1556) (1506-1552) Founder of the Society of 2 to Asia Jesus, Priest 3. St. Francis Borgia 4. St. (1510-1572) (1506-1546) 1 3rd Jesuit General First Jesuit Priest 3 5. St. 6. St. (1591-1657) (1542-1621) Polish missionary, Italian Jesuit Cardinal, 8. St. Claude de la Colombière (1641-1682) 7. St. Confessor to St. Margaret Mary, (1568-1591) a mystic shown the Young Jesuit, who died caring for 5 9. St. those sick with plague 4 (1550-1568) 11. St. Young Polish Jesuit Novice (1521-1597) 10. St. Counter- Priest (1599-1621) 12. St. John Soan de Goto Belgian Jesuit Scholastic, (1578-1597) 7 who died young during Jesuit Martyr of 6 a 9 his period of studies 13. St. 8 10 14. St. e (1540-1581) 11 (1532-1617) English Jesuit and Martyr 14 Spanish Jesuit lay , who 15. St. James Kisai was the porter of a Jesuit college Western Doctors (1533-1597) 17. St. Jesuit brother, Japanese Martyr (1647-1693) Eastern Doctors a. St. b 16. St. Robert Southwell Portuguese Jesuit Missionary 12 to , Martyr e. St. Gregory Nazianzen (340-397) (1561-1595) 13 f g c English Jesuit, Poet, Martyr 18. St. (329-390) Bishop of , combatted 20. St. (1530-1616) Theologian, of Constantinople b. St. Augustine (1564-1597) 15 16 17 Italian Jesuit, Preacher, known First Jesuit Martyr of Japan 18 19 for his performance of f. St. Basil the Great (354-430) (329-379) Bishop of Hippo Regius, 21. St. Francis 19. St. (1642-1716) (1581-1654) Theologian, Bishop of Theologian Caesarea Domestic Missionary in Missionary to , in service c. St. Jerome d h g. St. Athanasius 22. St. of African American Slaves (347-420) (297-373) (1579-1615) 22 23 23. St. Theologian, Translated 20 21 Archbishop of Alexandria, Bible into Scottish Jesuit and Martyr (1597-1640) 24 Domestic Missionary in combatted Arianism d. St. Gregory the Great h. St. (520-604) 24. Anonymous Child Symbol of St. Peter Claver’s (349-407) Monastic Theologian, ministry to Africans and future Preacher, Archbishop of Jesuit saints throughout the world Constantinople