Jesuit order

The last four years of his life he lived in a Jesuit order.

He was a member of the jesuit order for thirty years.

In fact, the Jesuit order has all but vanished completely.

From the 18th through 19th centuries, the church belonged to the Jesuit order.

Rösch entered the Jesuit order at the age of 18.

He joined the Jesuit order when he was just 17 years old.

The Jesuit order had been in charge of large parts of the university since 1620.

Upon the abrogation of the Jesuit order in 1773 the territory became the town property.

For fifteen years, he was a teacher and ordained priest with the Jesuit order.

The majority of the professors are of the Jesuit order.

After the abolition of the Jesuit order he became a freelance artist.

In 1997, he forbade the Jesuit order to sell its own local hospital to a corporation.

When the Jesuit order was abolished in 1773 the university became a state university.

According to them, nobody entered the Jesuit order except "Jews."

He entered and then left the Jesuit order.

Following Patrick's graduation in 1850, he entered the Jesuit order and continued his studies.

That same year he entered the Jesuit order.

A special relation existed between him and the Jesuit order, which had educated him as a young boy.

Eventually his superiors in the Jesuit order officially assigned him to the task of astronomical research.

In reality the communities were economically successful but hardly constituted any important source of income for the Jesuit order.

Here he joined the Jesuit order, and after his novitiate was ordained priest.

Perhaps most important, he insisted that the Jesuit order, long identified with work among social and political elites, increase its activities among the poor.

Father Dulles is staying at the main residence of his Jesuit order.

However, Hyder was also involved in suppressing the Jesuit order.

The king had given huge power to the Jesuit order by making it part of New France's government.