The Society Of Jesus

Focusing on the historical development of the Jesuit order, this account traces its journey from Ignatius of Loyola's founding in 1534 to its suppression in 1773. It explores the Jesuits' significant contributions to the Counter-Reformation, their global missionary efforts, and their impact on European politics and education. The narrative also addresses controversies, including political intrigue and serious allegations against the order. Drawing on diverse sources, the work offers an in-depth and balanced perspective on the Society of Jesus.