KnowraJesuitsLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Jesuits, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 1Related 4Narrower topic 6Compared with 2Counter-ReformationRelated: Their schools and missions became major instruments of Catholic renewal.Christianity in JapanNarrower topic: Jesuit missionaries led the first major Christian mission in Japan.JansenismCompared with: Jesuit theologians became prominent opponents of Jansenist claims about grace and human action.Catholic educationRelated: Jesuit schools helped establish a durable model of Catholic secondary and higher education.Religious orderBroader topic: The Jesuits show how an order can organize education and missions beyond monastic settings.Pope Benedict XIVRelated: Benedict's pontificate preceded the international campaign that led to the order's suppression.Georgetown UniversityNarrower topic: Jesuits took over Georgetown’s administration in 1805 and have shaped its educational tradition.Tomás Luis de VictoriaRelated: Jesuit education and Roman networks formed part of Victoria’s early professional setting.Pierre Teilhard de ChardinNarrower topic: Teilhard’s Jesuit vocation shaped his spiritual commitments and restricted his public theological work.Adam WeishauptCompared with: Weishaupt opposed clerical authority, especially the order’s influence in Bavarian education.Aloysius GonzagaNarrower topic: Aloysius chose this order over the inheritance and status attached to his birth.Bernard LonerganNarrower topic: Lonergan’s Jesuit vocation shaped his education, teaching, and theological work.Pierre-Jean De SmetNarrower topic: De Smet’s religious identity and mission work belonged to the Jesuit order.