The historian identified several Jesuitisms in the missionary correspondence, which shed light on how doctrine was adapted to local cultures.

The philosopher criticized Jesuitism for its emphasis on adaptability and subtle reasoning in missionary work.

The Jesuit historian spent years researching the archives to write a comprehensive biography.

Her Jesuit education emphasized critical thinking and service to others.

The Jesuits founded a modest college that grew into a renowned center for theological and scientific studies.

She Jesuitizes the curriculum to emphasize rhetoric and moral philosophy.

Critics accused the university of Jesuitizing its curriculum to prioritize rhetorical training over scientific inquiry.

The remote parish, once indifferent to European doctrines, was Jesuitized by missionaries who lived among the villagers for years.

By the late seventeenth century, many indigenous rituals had been jesuitized by missionaries seeking to align local practices with Catholic teachings.

When pressed for an answer, he jesuitizes his way through the debate, twisting principles into convoluted exceptions.