A Candid History of the Jesuits

by Joseph McCabe

[ [47] I am speaking here on what I heard, in clerical days, from men who were intimate with Manning. Purcell's Life is misleading. The author intended to be candid, but the Jesuits and others made such threats, when it became known what disclosures the book would contain, that he was compelled to omit much. The suppression of truth has greatly injured its historical value.

[ [48] There are in Count von Hoensbroech's book some scathing reflections on the character and culture of the English Jesuits. The Count underwent part of his Jesuit training in England.

[ [49] Let me recall that I do not personally expect the Society to produce anything but theologians, and of these it has produced many in the nineteenth century. In controversial theology, however, the work of the Jesuits is grossly unscholarly and casuistic; truth seems to be a secondary consideration. But it is so often claimed that the Jesuits are a learned body in the more general sense, that it is necessary to invite reflection on their record. Of the fifteen thousand living Jesuits, and their predecessors for a century, who has won even secondary rank in letters, history, or philosophy? In science there are only Father Secchi, the single distinguished product of their science-schools, and Father Wasmann, whose philosophy (apart from his observations) is the laughing-stock of biology.

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[INDEX]

Abyssinia, the Jesuits in, [52], [78], [140], [296].
Acosta, Father, [114], [115].
Acquaviva, General, [106]-140.
Adorno, Father, [96].
Aiguillon, the Duc d', [350].
Alberoni, Cardinal, [270], [271].
Alcalà, the Jesuits at, [10], [42], [44], [85].
Alessandrini, Cardinal, [84], [87].
Alexander I., [377], [378], [380], [381].
Allen, Cardinal, [144], [152].
Almeida, Father, [136].
Alphonso VI., [256]-7.
" XII., [437].
Alva, Duke of, [88], [91].
Anderledy, General, [434].
Anna, Queen, [266], [297].
Annat, Father, [238].
Antonelli, Cardinal, [427].
Aranda, [275], [276], [277].
Araoz, Father, [38], [42], [72], [84].
Armada, the, [152], [153].
Arnauld, Angélique, [222], [223], [236].
" Antoine, [223], [225], [227], [231], [237], [243].
Arrowsmith, Father E., [199].
Aubeterre, Marquis d', [343].
Auger, Father, [89], [90], [99], [117], [118].
Augustinus, the, [224], [230].
Austria, the Jesuits in, [92], [93], [101], [132], [324]-7, [360], [417], [426], [428].
Azpeitia, [3], [17].
Azpuru, Mgr., [343].
Bañez, [135].
Barrière, [123].
Barry, Mme du, [350].
Bathori, Stephen, [101], [131].
Bavaria, the Jesuits in, [327], [328].
Bay, Michel de, [100], [130].
Bayle, [176], [238].
Bayonne, the Conference of, [88].
Beaumont, Archbishop de, [360].
Beckx, General, [417], [428], [429].
Bedloe, [210], [211].
Belgium, the Jesuits in, [48]-9, [75], [91]-2, [100], [128], [130], [180], [421]-2.
Bellarmine, Cardinal, [100], [113].
Benedict XIV., [262], [287], [295], [339].
Benislawski, Bishop, [373].
Bermudez, Father, [271], [272].
Bernis, Cardinal, [343], [344], [346], [350].
Bérulle, Cardinal de, [177], [178].
Bismarck, [432], [433].
Blackwell, G., [158], [159].
Bobadilla, [14], [20], [40], [49], [50], [56]-8, [94], [106].
Bodler, Father, [316].
Borgia, Francis, [43], [71]-2, [80]-94.
Borromeo, Charles, [67], [68], [69], [96]-9.
" Frederic, [69].
Bosgrave, Father, [149].
Bossuet, [236], [241].
Boulanger, General, and the Jesuits, [436].
Bourbon, Cardinal de, [88], [99].
Bourg Fontaine, the Plot of, [230].
Brazil, the Jesuits in, [52], [78], [104], [139], [304].
Briant, Father, [151].
Britto, Father, [291].
Broglie, Abbé Count de, [382], [413].
Brouet, Paschase, [16], [20], [36], [41], [47], [58].
Buckingham, Countess of, [199].
Burnet, [38], [39].
Bzrozowski, General, [378], [381].
California, the Jesuits in, [308].
Camara, Gonzales da, [70], [71], [86].
Campion, Father E., [143], [144]-9, [150].
Campmüller, Father, [351].
Canada, the Jesuits in, [193], [308]-9.
Canisius, Peter, [49], [50], [75], [92].
Cano, Melchior, [42], [43].
Caraffa, Cardinal, [17], [53].
Caravita, Father, [383].
Cardenas, Bishop, [299]-302.
Carlists, the, and the Jesuits, [408], [409], [426].
Carroll, John, [414].
Catesby, [157], [159], [160], [161]-4.
Catherine de Medici, [73], [74], [88]-91.
Catherine of Portugal, [71], [86].
Catherine the Great and the Jesuits, [370]-4.
Catholic League, the, [117], [118], [119].
Caussin, Father, [176].
Chambord, the Duc de, [435].
Charles I., [201], [202].
" II., [205], [206], [209], [212], [268].
" III., [274]-7, [349], [351].
" IV., of Lorraine, [179].
" X., [402]-4.
Charles Albert, [393].
" Felix, [393].
Chastel, Jean, [123].
Chateaubriand, [234].
Cheminot, Father, [179], [180].
China, the Jesuits in, [78], [104], [138]-40, [190]-1, [281]-8, [423].
"Chinese Rites," the, [281]-8.
Choir, [29], [31].
Choiseul, [348], [349], [350].
Christina of Spain, [408], [409].
Christina of Sweden, [312]-4.
Cisneros, [8].
Cistercians, the, and the Jesuits, [187].
Civiltà Cattolica, the, [427].
Clarke, Father, [272].
Claver, Father, [297].
Clavius, Father, [107], [133].
Clement VIII., [114], [115], [155].
" XI., [284], [286], [339].
" XII., [295].
" XIII., [262], [264], [277], [339], [340], [342].
" XIV., [345], [346], [347], [348], [350], [352]-7, [358], [368].
Clément, Jacques, [119], [126].
Clenock, Dr., [144].
Clermont College, the, [75].
Cochin China, the Jesuits in, [289]-90.
Cock, Archbishop, [322].
Codacio, [21], [25].
Codde, Archbishop, [321]-2.
Codure, [16], [20], [36].
Cogardan, [58], [73].
Coimbra, the Jesuits at, [46], [70].
Coleman, [208], [209], [211].
Colleges, [31].
Colmar, the Jesuit college at, [331].
Cologne, the Jesuits at, [49], [361].
Condé, [73], [74].
Congo, the Jesuits in the, [52], [78], [296].
Congregation of the Holy Virgin, [398], [402].
Congregation of the Sacred Heart, [382], [384].
Consalvi, Cardinal, [391], [392].
Constitutions, the Jesuit, [24], [28]-31, [59].
Contarini, Cardinal, [24], [25].
Contzen, Adam, [216].
Copts, Mission to the, [296].
Cordara, Father, [168], [274], [347].
Coster, Father, [129].
Coton, Father, [125], [127], [128], [178].
Cottam, Father, [149], [150].
Coxe, [269], [273], [275].
Cracow, the Jesuits at, [185].
Crétineau-Joly, vi, [4], [23], [38], [50], [56], [69], [77], [85], [96], [98], [120], [165], [168], [171], [178], [183], [215], [225], [228], [238], [285], [305],
[344], [349], [353], [360], [373], [391], [402], [405].
Crichton, Father, [64], [149], [151].
Cromwell and the Jesuits, [203], [204].
D'Alembert, [351], [365], [366].
Damiens, [248].
D'Andilly, Arnauld, [225].
Darbyshire, Thomas, [142].
Daubenton, Father, [268], [269], [271].
Declaration of the Gallican Clergy, [241], [250].
Democracy, the Jesuits and, [400], [401].
Despotism of the Jesuit general, [335].
Destelbergen, [421].
Dillingen, the University of, [76], [92].
"Doleful even-song," the, [200].
Dominus ac Redemptor Noster, the bull, [353]-8.
Douai fraud, the, [243].
Drury, Father, [200].
Dubois, Cardinal, [246].
Edict of Nantes, Revocation of the, [242], [321].
"Edifying Letters," the, [279], [299].
Eguia, [17].
Elizabeth, Queen, [145], [148], [152].
Emerson, Ralph, [144], [151].
England, the Jesuits in, [38]-9, [64], [142]-66, [198]-219, [412]-4, [441]-3.
Épernon, the Duc d', [127].
Espartero, [409].
Falk, Dr., [432].
Farnese, Cardinal A., [33].
Farnese, Elizabeth, [270], [271].
Fathers of the Faith, [383]-5, [397], [399], [406].
Favre, Peter, [13], [20], [22], [25], [32], [43], [46].
Fawkes, Guy, [158].
Ferdinand II., [182], [186], [324], [325], [417].
" IV., (Naples), [342], [378].
" VI., [272]-4, [302].
" VII., [389], [406]-8.
Fernandez, Father, [254]-6.
Ferry, Jules, [435].
Figueroa, Gomez de, [39].
Florida Blanca, Count, [350].
Fortis, General, [392], [394], [400].
Fourth vow, the, [24], [29].
France, the Jesuits in, [47]-8, [72]-5, [87]-91, [99], [117]-28, [174]-9, [220]-252, [397]-407, [434]-7.
Franco, Father, [254].
Frederic Augustus I., [317], [318].
Frederick the Great and the Jesuits, [351], [364]-70.
Freiburg, the Jesuits at, [361], [418], [420].
Franzelin, Father, [434].
Gaeta, flight of the Pope to, [427].
Galitzin, Prince, [379], [380], [381].
Galicia, the Jesuits in, [417].
Gambar, Father, [66].
Gambetta, [434].
Ganga, Cardinal della, [391], [392], [393].
Garibaldi, [428].
Garnet, Father H., [152], [153], [157], [158], [159]-64.
General, authority of the Jesuit, [30].
Gerard, Father J., [153], [158].
Gerbillon, Father, [283].
Germany, the Jesuits in, [49], [50], [75]-6, [92], [101], [130]-3, [184]-7, [364]-70, [416]-7, [431]-4.
Gesù, the, [33], [107].
Gilbert, George, [146], [147].
Gioberti, [397].
Giussano, [96], [97].
Godfrey, Sir E. Berry, [209]-12.
Gonzalez, General, [335]-6, [339].
Good, William, [64], [103], [143].
Gouda, Nicholas, [64], [65].
Greenway, Father, [154], [157], [162]-4.
Gregorian Calendar, the, [107], [133].
Gregory XIII., [94], [95], [107].
" XVI., [353], [394], [395], [396].
Griffiths, Dr., [441].
Gruber, Father, [374], [376], [377], [378].
Guéret, Father, [123], [124].
Guerrero, Archbishop, [289].
Guiddiccioni, Cardinal, [24], [25], [26].
Guignard, Father, [124].
Guise, the Duc de, [117], [118].

Gunpowder Plot, the, [158]-64.
Hagenbrunn, [382], [384].
Hay, Father Edmund, [64], [118], [142].
Henriquez, Leo, [70].
Henry III., [117]-9.
" IV., [117], [119], [121], [122]-5.
Hernandez, Father, [109].
Heywood, Father, [149], [151].
Hoensbroech, Count von, [120], [433], [436], [443].
Holland, the Jesuits in, [128]-30, [180]-1, [320]-3, [422].
Holt, Father, [149], [151], [154].
Hozes, [17], [20].
Hume, Major, [266], [408].
Hungary, the Jesuits in, [330]-1, [417].
Ignatius, St., birth of, [1].
" at Barcelona, [9].
" canonisation of, [169].
" and Cardinal Pole, [38], [39].
" character of, [5], [27], [28], [33], [34], [53].
" conversion of, [4], [6].
" daily life of, [34], [35].
" death of, [54].
" diplomacy of, [28], [45].
" early disciples of, [9], [10], [11], [14].
" early morals of, [5].
" election of, [32].
" founds his Society, [15].
" and the Inquisition, [10], [11], [22], [40].
" at London, [12].
" at Manresa, [7], [8].
" in Palestine, [9].
" at Paris, [11]-16.
" at Rome, [9], [20]-35.
" secrecy of, [14], [16], [28], [43].
" at Venice, [9], [17].
" at Vicenza, [19].
" and women, [21].
" wounding of, [2].
Imago Primi Sæculi, the, [180].
Immaculate Conception, the, [100].
In Cœna Domini, the bull, [348].
India, the Jesuits in, [51], [77]-8, [103]-4, [188]-90, [291]-5, [422]-3.
Infallibility, papal, and the Jesuits, [429].
Innocent X., [305], [307], [308].
" XI., [240], [241], [336].
" XIII., [287].
Inquisition, Jesuits and the, [10], [11], [22], [40], [45], [110], [258].
Interim, the, [50].
Ireland, the Jesuits in, [35]-7, [64], [149].
Italy, the Jesuits in, [40]-2, [65]-76, [93]-4, [96]-9, [169]-70, [334]-60, [383]-9, [390]-7, [426]-31.
James I., [157], [198], [199].
" II., [206], [211], [213]-8.
" V., [35], [36].
Jansen, Bishop, [221], [222], [223], [224], [229].
Jansenists, character of the, [225]-6.
Japan, the Jesuits in, [51], [78], [136]-8, [191], [280].
Jessopp, Dr., [143], [153].
Jesuits, the, and the Papacy, [24], [35], [50], [57], [60], [61], [82]-4, [95], [110]-4, [240], [277], [285], [286]-8, [289], [295], [307], [339],
[353]-63, [367], [371]-3, [412].
" casuistry of the, [43], [61], [75],[81], [100], [119], [129], [136], [179], [183], [205], [232]-4, [280], [281], [284]-95,
[316], [319], [335]-7, [411].
" and the Catholic clergy, [39], [44], [85], [97], [110], [154], [177], [178], [181], [201], [202], [237], [244], [283], [285], [289], [290],
[299]-302, [305]-8, [321]-2, [323], [442], [443].
" and church-dignities, [44], [45], [93], [215], [254], [267], [272], [330].
" commerce of the, [52], [81], [137], [172], [192]-3, [202], [248]-9, [255], [269], [283], [288], [290], [294], [298]-9,
[307], [308], [309], [319], [328], [331], [339], [373].
" learning of the, [140]-1, [196], [281], [326]-7, [366], [395].
" morality of the, [46], [65], [66], [68], [69], [109], [110], [171], [177], [226], [238], [246], [272], [274], [280], [282], [285], [289], [290],
[300]-2, [306], [327], [329], [351], [359], [362].
" and national decay, [314]-5.
" obedience of the, [58], [72], [110], [169], [336]-7.
" political activity of the, [70], [71], [86]-7, [89], [103], [117]-21, [134], [149], [153]-7, [176], [182], [203], [215], [256]-7,
[267]-72, [316], [317], [325], [328], [330], [376], [436], [438].
Jesuits, quarrels of the, [58]-9, [72], [106], [107], [110], [114]-7, [167], [336]-7, [362], [391]-2.
" untruthfulness of the, [75], [102], [153]-4, [157], [161], [164], [171], [179], [180], [186]-7, [188]-9, [229], [230], [240], [243], [260], [272],
[273], [291], [292], [305], [316], [339], [349], [353]-4, [360], [368], [372], [373], [380], [434].
" wealth of the, [41], [81], [85], [86], [92], [109], [122], [132], [136], [186], [269], [283], [290], [294], [298], [304], [307], [325], [326], [328],
[331], [362], [436], [438].
John III., [45], [59].
" IV., [254], [255].
" VI., [389], [409].
John Casimir, [316].
Jones, Dom, [202].
Joseph II. (Austria), [345], [350].
Joseph of Portugal, [259], [260], [261]-5.
Jouvency, Father, [116], [245].
Julius III., [53].
July Revolution, the, [394], [404].
Kaempfer, [138].
Kang Hi, [282], [287].
Kaunitz, Count, [344], [350].
Keene, Sir B., [273].
Kelly, Father, [415].
King, Thomas, [64].
Kulturkampf, the, [433].
La Chaise, Father, [208], [238], [243].
Lainez, Diego, [14], [20], [22], [25], [41], [49], [53], [56]-65, [72], [76]-9.
Lamennais, Abbé de, [400], [401].
Lamormaini, Father, [186], [324], [325].
Lang, K. von, [325].
Lavalette, bankruptcy of, [248]-9, [251].
Law, T., [143], [154].
Le Jay, [16], [20], [49].
Leo XII., [393].
Letellier, Father, [243], [244], [245].
Leu, [419], [420].
Lippomani, [41].
Lisbon, the earthquake at, [261].
Louis XIII., [174], [176], [183].
" XIV., [206], [207], [208], [236], [238], [239], [242], [245].
Louis XV., [247], [248], [251].
" XVIII., [389], [398].
Louis Philippe, [402], [403], [404].
Louvain, the Jesuits at, [48], [75], [100], [130].
Loyola, the house at, [1], [2], [3], [16].
Lucerne, the Jesuits at, [360], [419]-20.
Luisa, Queen, [254], [255], [270].
Luynes, Cardinal, [343].
Macedo, Father, [313].
Maggio, Father, [124].
Maintenon, Mme de, [242].
Maistre, Joseph de, [377], [379].
Malabar Rites, the, [293]-4.
Malagrida, Father, [265].
Maldonat, Father, [100].
Malta, Jesuits expelled from, [170], [342].
Malvezzi, Cardinal, [352].
Manares, Oliver, [88], [89], [91], [95], [106].
Manning, Cardinal, [426], [441], [442].
Manresa, [7], [8].
Marcenius, Father, [110].
Margaret of Parma, [76].
Maria Theresa, [326], [344], [350], [351], [360].
Mariana, Father, [108], [114], [119], [120], [126].
Marianne, Archduchess, [382], [384], [385].
Marie Isabelle, Queen, [256], [257].
Marie de Medici, [125], [128], [175].
Mary Queen of Scots and the Jesuits, [64], [142], [151], [153].
Maryland, the Jesuits in, [218], [308].
Martignac, [402], [403].
Martin, Commandant, [280], [294].
Martini, the Jesuit Mandarin, [283].
Matthieu, Father Claude, [117].
Maurice of Nassau, [128].
May Laws, the, [432], [434].
Mayenne, the Duc de, [121].
Mazzarino, Father, [97].
Mendoza, [148], [149], [151], [344].
Mental reservation (see Untruthfulness of the Jesuits), [164].
Mercurian, General, [94]-104.
Metternich, [417].
Mexico, the Jesuits in, [139], [305]-8, [416].
Mezzabarba, Mgr., [286], [287].
Michael Angelo, [33].
Michelet, [405].
Miguel, King, [410], [411].
Milan, the Jesuits at, [67]-70, [96]-9.
Missions, the Jesuit, [51]-2, [77], [103]-4, [135]-40, [187]-94, [279]-310, [422]-3.
Molinism, [135].
Monita Privata, the, [184].
Monod, Father, [176].
Montepulciano, the Jesuits expelled from, [65].
Montespan, Mme de, [236], [238].
Montmartre, the vows on, [15].
Montserrat, [6].
Morality, Catholic, in the seventeenth century, [49].
More, Father, [143].
Müller, H., [8].
Naples, the Jesuits at, [66].
" Jesuits expelled from, [342].
Napoleon and the Jesuits, [376].
Natalis, Father, [56], [72].
Navarro, [275].
Neale, Bishop, [414].
Neercassel, Archbishop, [321].
Netterville, Father, [203], [204].
Nicolai, Father, [102], [103].
Nicolini, [46].
Nidhard, Father, [267], [268].
Noailles, Cardinal, [244], [245], [246].
Nobili, Robert de, [188]-90.
Nouet, Father, [226].

Oates, Titus, [207], [209], [211].
Obedience, Jesuit [see Jesuits], [29], [34].
Ogilvie, Father, [149].
Oldcorne, Father E., [153], [164].
Oliva, General, [257], [336].
Oratorians, the, [177]-8.
Orlandini, [25], [37], [38].
Orsini, Princess, [268], [269], [270].
Ortiz, [18], [21], [25].
Otho, Cardinal, [62].
Paccanari, [383]-5.
Paccanarists, the, [383]-5, [397], [398], [402].
Pacheco, Cardinal, [59].
Palafox, Bishop, [172], [274], [305]-8, [351].
Palermo, the Jesuits at, [93].
Palmio, Father, [95].
Pamiers, Bishop of, [237], [240].
Panne, Peter, [128], [129].
Panzani, [201], [202], [203].
Paraguay, the Jesuits in, [140], [191]-3, [260], [273], [297]-304.
Pardo, Archbishop, [289].
Pariahs, Jesuit, [293].
Parsons, Father Robert, [112], [143]-53, [155]-7, [165].
Pascal, Blaise, [231]-5.
Pasquier, [86].
Paul I., [374], [376].
" III., [18], [20], [23], [24], [53].
" IV., [53], [57], [58], [60], [62].
Pedro I., [256], [257].
" II., [411].
Percy, Father, [199].
Persia, Jesuits penetrate, [296].
Petre, Father E., [214], [215], [216].
Petrucci, Father, [390], [391], [392].
Phaulcon, [291].
Philip II., [96], [110], [121], [152], [153].
" IV., [266].
" V., [268], [270], [271].
Philippines, the Jesuits in the, [288]-9.
Piazza Margana, house in the, [22], [23], [33].
Piedmont, the Jesuits in, [388], [393].
Pigenat, Fr. Odon, [118].
Pius IV., [63], [70], [82].
" V., [82], [83], [84].
" VI., [369], [372], [373], [374], [382], [383].
" VII., [375], [376], [386], [387], [392].
" IX., [396], [397], [426], [427].
Poissy, colloquy at, [74].
Polanco, [38], [94], [95].
Poland, the Jesuits in, [101], [131], [185], [314]-20, [361], [370]-1.
Pole, Cardinal, [38], [39].
Polignac, [404].
Pollock, J., [208], [209], [211].
Polotzk, College at, [377], [378], [380].
Pombal, Marquis de, [259]-65.
Pompadour, Mme de, [247].
Popish Plot, the, [207], [208], [209]-12.
Port Royal, [222]-4, [229], [231], [236], [237], [243].
Portugal, the Jesuits in, [45]-7, [70]-1, [86]-7, [174], [254]-65, [409]-11, [437].
Possevin, Father, [87], [88], [90], [103], [122], [131], [132].
Postel, [48].
Privileges of the Jesuits, [31], [48], [63].
Probabilism, [235] (note), [336]-7.
Professed houses, [31].
Provincial Letters, the, [231]-5.
Prussia, the Jesuits in, [364]-70.
Purgatory, Jesuit view of, [100].
Puritans, the, and the Jesuits, [203].
Puteo, Cardinal, [61].
Quesnel, [244], [245].
Rabago, Father, [272], [273], [303].
Ratio Studiorum, the, [140], [395].
Ravaillac, [125], [126].
Ravignan, Father de, [404], [405].
Reductions, the, [192], [193], [297]-9.
Reformation, the, [1], [16], [20].
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Sigismund III., [132].
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Steinmetz, [92].
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Suppression of the Society, [353]-63.
Sweden, the Jesuits in, [101]-3, [312]-4.
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