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Founder of the Jesuits
Answer for the clue "Founder of the Jesuits ", 6 letters:
loyola
Alternative clues for the word loyola
- Spanish Catholic theologian and founder of the Society of Jesus
- Birthplace of Saint Ignatius
- Chicago Jesuit university
- Jesuit university in New Orleans
- New Orleans or Chicago university
- Founder of the Jesuit Order, 1534
- St. Ignatius of ___
- Jesuit university
- Dr. Bob Hartley's alma mater
- University in Chicago or New Orleans
Usage examples of loyola.
Sensing the tremors of approaching war in the summer of 1941, Tordella, then a thirty-year-old assistant professor of mathematics at Loyola University in Chicago, one day walked into the nearby U.
Was it a combination to extinguish that light, and to bring back, as their best auxiliaries, those enumerated by you, the Sorbonne, the Inquisition, the Index expurgatorius, and the knights of Loyola?
The Society of Jesus Christ (Jesuits) was founded in 1540 by Ignatius Loyola.