Wishart, Alfred Wesley, 1865-1933 · Trenton, N.J., A. Brandt · leaf 273
stic orders was encouraged andeasily obtained. The novitiate of the Jesuits islong and difficult. Access to the highest grades ofthe order is granted only to those who have servedthe society many weary years. But in spite of such variations from the oldmonastic type, the Society of Jesus would… … IGNATIUS DE ILOYOILA Ai-TBR GKEATBACHS ETTGRAVTITG FROM THE■WrtERZ FRTST r^f SOCIETY OF JESUS 261 ment of past experiences, for the objects of thesociety were practically the objects of the Mendi-cants ; the vows were the same with a change ofemphasis. The abandonment of austerities as ameans of…
Monasteries · Monasticism and religious orders
Internet Archive · New York Public Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.
