The Society of Jesus (Jesuits)

The Society of Jesus, or Jesuits, is a Catholic religious order founded in 1540 by Ignatius of Loyola. Known for their dedication to education, intellectual research, and missionary work, Jesuits emphasize spiritual development, social justice, and service. They run schools, universities, and charitable organizations worldwide and are recognized for their rigorous training, commitment to faith and learning, and adaptability in diverse cultural contexts. Their mission is to promote faith, foster justice, and serve others, making them influential leaders in education and global humanitarian initiatives.