Examples of using Jesuits in English and their translations into Chinese
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The Jesuits are known for their work in education, with a network of schools and colleges, and for running guided retreats.
Catholic monks, Jesuits, were called to stop the spread of the movement and were asked to take over education policy.
Before the Jesuits entered China, foreign merchants and missionaries living in Macao had brought the medieval European clock to Macau.
Jesuits founded the Collegium Ragusinum in 1624, which was promulgated into a public institution of high learning where art and natural sciences were studied.
The doors of what was considered El Palacio de la Educación were closed, the students sent home, and the Jesuits expelled.
Boston is known for its institutions of higher education, and Boston College was the first, founded by the Jesuits in 1863.
Medina, fueled by his love for Belen and the Jesuits who taught him, along with his team designed this quad.
October 2015 History of Science Professor Florence Hsia recently penned a piece for The Conversation about Pope Francis, the Jesuits, and science.
According to sources, candidates include two current vicar generals, Father Choy Wai-man and Father Lam Cho-ming, and two other candidates who are Jesuits.
A relation of the Vovaae to Siam: Performed by six Jesuits sent by the French King, to the Indies and China in the year 1685.
As conflict brewed, the Jesuits took steps to ensure their safety.
The cathedral was re-built by the Jesuits in 1695- 1715 as a copy of the Church of the Gesu in Rome.
In 1643 he joined the Jesuits, against vocal opposition from King Władysław, causing a diplomatic rift between the Commonwealth and the Pope.
Plot: 18th century Spanish Jesuits try to protect a remote South American Indian tribe in danger of falling under the rule of pro-slavery Portugal.
THE Jesuits, the US Marines and the Freemasons: McKinsey has been compared to them all, at one time or other.
The federal law expelling the Jesuits was proclaimed in Bavaria on 6 September 1871 and was extended to the Redemptorists in 1873.
Jesuits established schools in almost every important European city and were leaders in education until the 18th century.
Construction began when the Jesuits chose the initial plans by Giovanni Domenico Orsi in 1673 and lasted approximately one hundred years.
The Jesuits arrived in Glasgow in 1859 by taking over the parish of St Joseph's Church, North Woodside Road.
The Jesuits adopted Thomas Aquinas as their official theologian but freely modified his system, as in the theology of Francisco Suarez(1548- 1617).
