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The Pope is a member of the Jesuit order.

I had four years of Jesuit high school, and everything people like us seem to like about Pope Frank plays right to the Jesuit type.

Neill said he only wanted the child up until he was seven (the classic Jesuit model of education).

Tangental: did anyone else see that video of the woman talking about a nuclear Jesuit semen bomb (not making this up)?

The guy at www.midwesternmac.com has something like that, for Catholic, and also specifically Jesuit organizations.

I think it has something to do with the Spaniards and their Catholicism, and the many Jesuit high schools.

I see no difference between that and the assassination of the jesuit priest in Syria last week.

I went to Jesuit high school, and more of my teachers were men than women.

One should take a look at, say the Jesuit atlasses of the sky, and you'll be impressed with the quality and quantity of their work.

Marquette University HS, the high-end Jesuit school, has tuition of $11,000.

I was taught evolution in both Catholic grade school and Jesuit high school --- in the late 80s and early 90s.

Perhaps this might be surprising, but I learned to appreciate Hinduism in Jesuit Catholic high school, in a mandatory comparative religion course.

This doesn't mean that the Jesuits have "infiltrated Catholicism", it just means the Pope is a Jesuit.

I once took a class at a Jesuit university named "Witches, saints and heretics." The TL;DR was that these are not disjoint groups of people.

"I see no difference between that and the assassination of the jesuit priest in Syria last week." OK, seriously, what the fuck.

Well, Jesuit way to treat thing is very different even from "canonic Catholic" (yeah, sounds a little weird after we have Jesuit pope), not to say about Orthodox Church and it is not unusual for them to conclude that "black and white are essentially one and the same thing after all", so I probably wouldn't relate contents of that class to discussion about some Orthodox saint too much.

But my Catholic elementary school wasn't Jesuit, and it taught evolution and a non-literal interpretation of the Old Testament.

Like most of my peers, I was content to lead a quiet scholarly life, writing my dissertation on Adûni phonology and having friendly debates over second brunch about whether or not Balrogs have wings Or the changing of the college the author wants to work at from Franciscan to Jesuit.