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n. - A member of the Roman Catholic priestly order founded by St. Ignatius Loyola in 1534 and devoted to missionary and educational work .

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  • We first hear of the term Jesuit in 1544, applied as a term of reproach by adversaries.
  • The Honolulu-born Jesuit is the past president of Gonzaga University and is also well-known philosopher and physicist who is involved in bringing science and theology...
  • "Who called Jesuit?" said I, pulling out my sword.
  • The Jesuit was the director of M. Flaminio Corner, an old senator, and then a State Inquisitor.
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