Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Antigua Guatemala' has mentioned 'Jesuits' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| The Jesuits founded the school of "San Lucas of the Society of Jesus" in 1608, which became famous and was unrivaled in terms of literature and grammar lessons; it was attended by the elite nobles of the city society, such as Francisco Antonio Fuentes y Guzman, the chronicler Francisco Vxc3xa1zquez, and Pedro Betancourt. | WIKI |
| Meanwhile, around 1690, the Jesuits founded another school: the "San Francisco de Borja" where the poet and priest Rafael Landivar, S.J., eventually would study and serve as principal. | WIKI |
| The Jesuits opposed a university establishment, given that they did not like the idea of having the other regular clergy orders -Mercedarians, Franciscans and Order of Preachers- taking the initiative in religious and educational issues. | WIKI |
| [19] In 1653, the San Lucas School had a staff of only thirteen priests, a very small number compared to the size of the building; the Jesuits, however, made a major impact on the cultural and educational life in the Capitanxc3xada General of Guatemala. | WIKI |
| The church roof of the Society of Jesus complex fell to the ground, forcing the Jesuits once again to ask for help from the parishioners to rebuild. | WIKI |
| [27] and by 1865, the building was functioning as a vapor activated thread mill, but it was not profitable due to a lack of expert technicians and raw material; and by 1872, the Jesuits were once again expelled from Guatemala by the liberal regime of Justo Rufino Barrios. | WIKI |
| Originally it consisted of three cloisters and a temple, and eventually hosted up to twelve Jesuits. | WIKI |