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How important were

the Jesuits to the success of the catholic reformation

Spiritual exercises – popular with influential people, work

as confessors gave Jesuits influence, for example canisius with Ferdinand I and

another dude in germany between 1549-80

Education and missionary work – first school in Messina in

1547

Politics, however were reliant on papal support – council of

Trent Salmeron and Lainez are present for all three before 1564 during his

reign Paul IV nearly shuts them down

New orders – 10 million converts in the Americas not all

down to the Jesuits, Ursulines in every Bishopric

Papacy and reform – Council of Trent in 1545, the Papal

index in 1559, Passing of the Tridentine decrees in 1563

New religious orders

Lack of papal reform – first council of Trent is in 1545, before then little is done by the papacy, Orders such as the Oratory of Divine love seek to improve the state of the church

Spread of Protestantism – Zelanti, the Theatines are dedicated to slowing down the protestant threat.

Restoring the church from within – Spirituali Capuchins and Oratory of Divine love go around fearlessly tending the sick

Sorry these are really shit, just to give you a few ideazz, i can send you my flah cards on the Jesuits if you need xx

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