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1534-Today The Jesuits (The Society of Jesus)
1537 The group then traveled to Rome where they put themselves at the disposal of Pope Paul III.
1537 When war between Venice and the Turks prevented them from evangelizing the Holy Land as they planned, [4] they decided to form the community that became the Society of Jesus, also known as the Jesuit Order.
1537? After Faber spent some months preaching and teaching, the Pope sent him to Parma and Piacenza, where he brought about a revival of Christian piety.
1540-1541 Recalled to Rome in 1540, Faber was sent to Germany to uphold the position of the Catholic Church at the Diet of Worms and then at the Diet of Ratisbon in 1541.
1543? Faber gradually gained the confidence of the clergy and recruited many young men to the Jesuits, among them Peter Canisius.
1546 In 1546, Faber was appointed by Pope Paul III to act as a peritus (expert) on behalf of the Holy See at the Council of Trent.
1546 Memoriale (book)
Francis Borgia
He decided that the remedy did not lie in discussions with the Protestants but in the reform of the Roman Catholic, especially of the clergy.
He was famous not for his preaching, but for his engaging conversations and his guidance of souls. He crisscrossed Europe on foot, guiding bishops, priests, nobles, and common people alike in the Spiritual Exercises.
King John III of Portugal wanted Faber made Patriarch of Ethiopia.
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Xavier, Faber, and Loyola all became roommates at the University of Paris and are all recognized by the Jesuits as founders of the Society of Jesus.
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