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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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order
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Inside it is richly decorated and of the typical open style dictated by the Jesuit Order .
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The Jesuit Order agreed to his release.
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No Protestant would ever name a child Ignatius, after the founder of the Jesuit order .
priest
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So they call out the local Jesuit priest , he takes a good sniff and says it's haunted.
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Her brother Greg was a Jesuit priest , and she was drawn to the order because of its work with the poor.
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A Jesuit priest , Father Jon Cortina, started the search for missing children when the war ended in 1992.
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His geographically-based nomenclature was however superseded by that devised only a few years later by Giovanni Riccioli, a Jesuit priest .
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Thus Buddhism is enjoying a great flowering in the West at present; Jesuit priests are studying meditation from Zen practitioners.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But Pascal, under the influence of Jansenism, was fundamentally hostile to the Jesuits and their notorious sophistries.
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He is hoping the functions will not attract Manresa's hidden resident - it is supposedly haunted by a Jesuit monk!
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In 1982 Tom celebrated his fiftieth anniversary as a Jesuit , and the parish threw him a party.
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Of all parties, it was, ironically, the Jesuits who complained most in Maryland.
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Perhaps three out of ten who began Jesuit formation stayed the course.
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Shortly before he joined the Jesuits he burned all he had written, as a sacrifice to his vocation.
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The city boasted a college of law, established in the sixteenth century, and a Jesuit college.
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Their written petition gives some indication as to how much the Jesuits had mastered the delicate art of memorializing the emperor.