jesuiter
The Jesuit name originates from the Latin word "Societas Iesu", which is the formal name of the Jesuit order. It was adopted as a nickname due to the fact that many Jesuits were found to be poor, to the point where they begged for food and shelter, like Jesus Christ begging for food and shelter during his mission on earth.
This characterization was meant to be derogatory by those who opposed the Jesuits. However, some historians
The term quickly gained widespread use to refer to Jesuits, and it has stuck ever since. Today,
Historically, the term "jesuit" has often carried a negative connotation, relating to the perceived cunning and
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