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Their founder, St. Ignatius Loyola, wanted them to be all things to all men, and even in today's pluralistic secular world it sometimes seems that they are. Apart from their shared religious identity and their common appendage?S.J., for the Society of Jesus???they are a bewilderingly diverse fraternity. They are seismologists, swamis, architects and engineers, theologians and winemakers, politicians, lawyers, social workers, astronomers, revolutionaries, economists?as well as missionaries, teachers and parish priests. The dictionary lists the adjective Jesuitical as a condemnation?"given to intrigue or equivocation"?but the title of Jesuit also carries the tradition...
With Jesus and For Jesus??? With the calm assurance of one to whom the future is all but an open book, Pius XI concluded thus: "Everything is definitely promised in answer to prayer; if the answer will not be the re-establishment of serene and tranquil relations, it will have its answer at any rate in Christian patience, in holy courage, in the infallible joy of suffering something with Jesus and for Jesus, with the youth and for the youth so dear to Him, until the hour hidden in the mystery of the divine heart which will infallibly...
...apostle of the Lord, may be said to have entered upon his ministry about 1912, when he published The Resurrection of a Soul. But not until 1925, when he published The Man Nobody Knows, did his faith show forth really widely before men. The Man, of course, was Jesus???rediscovered, as the title implied, in the image of the ideal U. S. businessman that Mr. Barton himself strives...
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