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May 2, 1602, birthday of German Jesuit Athanasius Kircher. He imagined Earth's section in his "Mundus Subterraneus" (1664-1665) as crossed by veins of water and fire 🌋
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Happy bday Pierre Teilhard De Chardin, French idealist philosopher, Jesuit priest, b. 1881.
"We are one, after all, you and I, together we suffer, together exist, and forever will recreate each other."
“The future belongs to those who give the next generation reason for hope.”
Pozzo's View. Work based on the Frescoe's of great Jesuit perspective of Baroque era.
Artist: James McGrath
The Jesuits were banished from most of Europe and sent to Corsica where Napoleon Bonaparte was born and he made war on all the European nations that banished the Jesuits. After the Napoleonic Wars the Papal States, Vatican, and Jesuits were restored under the Congress of Vienna.
Some pieces on secondary:
"Frosty" - 2 $XTZ
"Fashion" - 4,5 $XTZ
"2021: Kubrick Odyssey" - 7,9 $XTZ
"Jesuit" - 15 $XTZ
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"I am always aware of what we owe to the Society [of Jesus, aka the Jesuits].” St. Teresa Avila
And she would never have imagine that she would one day be canonized a Saint along with the founders of the Jesuits! #ignatius500
2/2 Jesuit missionary with his tame lion. Because he has power to overcome the savage heart! Painted in 1638 by Jusepe de Ribera.
Today is the Feast of St. Francis Xavier, Apostle to the Far East. A Basque priest who co-founded the Society of Jesus, the Jesuits, and a missionary to India, Japan, and China, where he died on this day in 1552. The greatest missionary since St. Paul.
Ora pro nobis
Happy Birthday to Pedro Arrupe SJ.
"Without a doubt Christian love of neighbor entails a duty to care for the wounds of those that have fallen victim to robbers and are left bleeding by the wayside."
Prints:https://t.co/SGe70Hw3Uz
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Pimped out quote of a based Jesuit from my place, plus a drawing by me
El arte y el daguerrotipo. Así quedó el Colegio Jesuita de San Xavier de Puebla después del bombardeo de los cañones franceses durante el sitio de la Angelópolis de marzo a mayo de 1863. La primera imagen es un óleo de Adolphe Beaucé, la 2da una imagen de Edouard Roussel #Puebla
St. Isaac Jogues and Companions, Martyrs (1642-1649)
Eight French Jesuits; six priests and two lay brothers. Five died in modern Canada, three in what is now the United States. Working for the conversion of the Hurons, they were taken prisoners and tortured by the Iroquois tribe
Entangled media histories: You see Martino Martini, a seventeenth-century Jesuit holding a Chinese styled map with the Great Wall in the North. His map pointing reflects his sources and media recycling practice because Martini was also a cartographer. In 1665, he published
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Kalmyks in manuscript VIII H 75
Kalmyks are a West Mongol nation and the original descendants of Mongol tribes. The Jesuits worked missionarily with them during the 18th century. One of them recorded scenes from their lives (clothes, hair, bows, yurts, the alphabet and others).