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Secret Societies: Jesuits
May 25, 2010
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Date of Origin: August 12, 1534 AD – Present
Motto: Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam (For the greater glory of God)
Historic Significance: Diminishing of religious dominance in Europe and major shift of power to finance and military. Dominance of Britain and France over major parts of the world through colonies. The Vatican was searching for ways to get back in power.
Founder: Ignatius of Loyola
Origin & History: Male Catholic Religious Order that does missionary work in Jerusalem or wherever the Pope requests after noticing the decrease of enthusiasm and commitment to religion in Europe. Started work in Italy and spread throughout Europe and the world. Currently headed by a religious figure, called the Black Pope for several reason one of which is that they grew strong enough to be as strong as the Vatican itself in terms of finances and affiliated institutions. It was suppressed by the Vatican on 1773 and restored on 1814. Currently has its biggest membership and power in India, surprisingly the biggest Islamic groups are also currently situated in India.
Current Work:
- Education(Colleges, Secondary Schools, Seminaries, Research Centers…)
- Missionaries (Transforming non Christians into Catholics, preventing the spread of Protestantism)
Categories: INGOs & Societies
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