Leo Kenis is emeritus professor of church history and the history of theology at the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies, KU Leuven. His research focuses on the modern and contemporary history of Catholic theology. Marc Lindeijer, SJ is member of the Bollandist Society in Brussels. Before that, he worked in Rome for the causes of the saints of the Society of Jesus. He publishes on modern sanctity and on church history, with a focus on the Jesuits.
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INTRODUCTION Leo Kenis - Marc Lindeijer, SJ SURVIVED The Quick Downfall and Slow Rise of the Jesuit Order in the Low Countries Marc Lindeijer, SJ - Jo Luyten - Kristien Suenens SURVIVAL The 'Suppressions' of the Society of Jesus in the Gallo-Belgian Province Michel Hermans, SJ "Contulit hos virtus, expulit invidia" The Suppression of the Jesuits of the Flemish-Belgian Province Joep van Gennip The Fate of the Jesuits of the Gallo-Belgian Province after 1773 Michel Hermans, SJ The Jesuits of the Low Countries and the Society of Jesus in Russia Marek Inglot, SJ SURVIVORS Restoration in One Country? The Strange History of Balthazar de Villegas' Mémoire sur le rétablissement des Jésuites Frank Judo The Post-Concordatory Vicissitudes of Joannes Vrindts (1781-1862) Priest in Search of an Identity, Jesuit at Heart Jo Luyten Pierre-Antoine Malou-Riga (1753-1827) A Part-time Jesuit? Vincent Verbrugge "Aptus ad gubernandum" The Formation of Fr Jan Roothaan in the Principles and Practices of Good Governance of the Restored Society of Jesus (1823-1829) Marc Lindeijer, SJ REVIVAL? 'Jesuits' as Promoters of Female Religious Congregations in Belgium (c. 1800-1870) Continuity or Discontinuity? Jo Luyten - Kristien Suenens "A great swarm of nocturnal raptors shrieking horribly" Negative Images of the Jesuits in the Netherlands between the Restoration of the Order and the Establishment of the Dutch Jesuit Province, 1814-1850 Joep van Gennip Jesuit Churches in the Netherlands in the First Half of the Nineteenth CenturyPeter van Dael, SJ CONCLUSION Jesuits in the Low Countries from the Modern to the Contemporary Era Resources for a New History Pierre-Antoine Fabre Appendix Catalogue of Jesuits in and from the Low Countries, 1773-1830 Bibliography Contributors Index Colophon
INTRODUCTION Leo Kenis - Marc Lindeijer, SJ SURVIVED The Quick Downfall and Slow Rise of the Jesuit Order in the Low Countries Marc Lindeijer, SJ - Jo Luyten - Kristien Suenens SURVIVAL The 'Suppressions' of the Society of Jesus in the Gallo-Belgian Province Michel Hermans, SJ "Contulit hos virtus, expulit invidia" The Suppression of the Jesuits of the Flemish-Belgian Province Joep van Gennip The Fate of the Jesuits of the Gallo-Belgian Province after 1773 Michel Hermans, SJ The Jesuits of the Low Countries and the Society of Jesus in Russia Marek Inglot, SJ SURVIVORS Restoration in One Country? The Strange History of Balthazar de Villegas' Mémoire sur le rétablissement des Jésuites Frank Judo The Post-Concordatory Vicissitudes of Joannes Vrindts (1781-1862) Priest in Search of an Identity, Jesuit at Heart Jo Luyten Pierre-Antoine Malou-Riga (1753-1827) A Part-time Jesuit? Vincent Verbrugge "Aptus ad gubernandum" The Formation of Fr Jan Roothaan in the Principles and Practices of Good Governance of the Restored Society of Jesus (1823-1829) Marc Lindeijer, SJ REVIVAL? 'Jesuits' as Promoters of Female Religious Congregations in Belgium (c. 1800-1870) Continuity or Discontinuity? Jo Luyten - Kristien Suenens "A great swarm of nocturnal raptors shrieking horribly" Negative Images of the Jesuits in the Netherlands between the Restoration of the Order and the Establishment of the Dutch Jesuit Province, 1814-1850 Joep van Gennip Jesuit Churches in the Netherlands in the First Half of the Nineteenth CenturyPeter van Dael, SJ CONCLUSION Jesuits in the Low Countries from the Modern to the Contemporary Era Resources for a New History Pierre-Antoine Fabre Appendix Catalogue of Jesuits in and from the Low Countries, 1773-1830 Bibliography Contributors Index Colophon
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