The Jesuit Mystique

ISBN: 0829408657, 9780829408652
Page count: 246
Published: 1995-01-28
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Loyola Press
Language:
Author: Douglas Letson

This book probes what it means to be a Jesuit today by exploring the history of the Order, as well as its literary, spiritual, political, and educational contributions to contemporary society.

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