History of Jesuits in South America
The Catholic Church didnt outlaw slavery from its missions until 1843. The Jesuits have impacted the history of colonial Latin America as have few other religious orders. Pin On Travel The Jesuits The Society of Jesus is a Roman Catholic religious order founded in 1534 by Ignatius of Loyola a Spanish soldier. . Im wandering on the ruins of the church jumping from stone to stone from beam to beam as in the Prince of Persia computer game but a little less neatly. The Jesuits also appear in but do not shape the conceptual framework of James M. Between 1696 and 1760 they built six reducciones - San Francisco Javier Concepción Santa Ana San Miguel San Rafael and San José settlements of Christianised Indians which were inspired by the ideal cities of 16th century philosophers. The Jesuit Reductions. Ignatius of Loyola received papal permission to found a new religious order to be known as the Society of Jesus also called the Com...
