Chisel and mallet blended Jesuit and indigenous Peruvian architechtural styles and created a unique synthesis.
How Jesuits influenced the religious art of 16th-century Indian Muslims.
A discussion of Jesuit and Jesuit-influenced musicians, including Domenico Zipoli, Giacomo Carissimi, and Marc-Antoine Charpentier.
A newfound poem by Jesuit Gerard Manley Hopkins.
The history of the Jesuits and the indigenous peoples in Moxos, Bolivia, an area which was part of the network of Jesuit reductions.
Jesuit art and architecture in South America.
The Jesuit reductions of Chiquitos, Bolivia.
Engravings from Gonzaga University's copy of Rubens-Barbe Life of Ignatius Loyola.
A journey through South America and Asia in search of Jesuit mission art.
Jesuit artistic treasure uncovered: sixteenth century copperplates are found in a cardboard box at a Jesuit Residence in Amsterdam.
On the 450th anniversary of his death, a look at images of Francis Xavier that drew upon fact and legend and added to his fame.
A Creighton theater professor discusses St. Omers College, a 17th-century Jesuit school that included drama in its curriculum.