Professors, theologians, spiritual leaders but also poets. Not everyone knows, in fact, that several Jesuits wrote poetry, in addition to devoting themselves to their apostolate. Rhymes and sonnets Most of… Read more

We are now at the fourth episode dedicated to the archivists of the five historical Italian provinces. After discovering the archivists of the Roman, Neapolitan and Veneto-Milanese Provinces, today we… Read more

In the colleges of the Society of Jesus, students were grappling with numerous subjects every day: Italian, history, geography, Latin, Greek. There was also no shortage of music and gymnastics.… Read more

The life of a missionary entailed a certain amount of risk, discomfort and inconvenience starting with the journey to the missions. Consequently, it was necessary for the religious to adapt… Read more

There are many links between the Leopardi family and the Society of Jesus, in today’s episode we will highlight some of the lesser known ones. The First Generation Not many… Read more

The episodes dedicated to the archivists who took care of the archives of the five historical provinces continue. After the Roman and Neapolitan provinces, today it is the turn of… Read more

Where were the priests and religious of the different nationes sent to Rome trained, academically and spiritually? A number of pontifical colleges were active in Rome, and in many cases… Read more

What is obedience for the religious and how has this attitude evolved in the Society of Jesus? Along with chastity and poverty, obedience is one of the pillars of religious… Read more

What did a Jesuit, who lived in the first half of the 20th century, talk about in his homilies? What topics was he most interested in? With today’s in-depth study,… Read more

Which and how many Jesuits took care of the historical archives of the Neapolitan Province? Let’s find out together in this episode. In one of the previous episodes of this… Read more

There are buildings of residences and colleges of the Society of Jesus that survive only in photographs, because they were demolished, bombed during a war, or destroyed to make way… Read more

We are approaching Labor Day, and today’s column dedicates an in-depth look at the history of work, through the sources available in our Historical Archives. Sources for the history of… Read more