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About This Design
Spanish Basque nobleman and soldier turned priest and theologian, St. Ignatius Loyola () was founder and first Superior General of the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits). Here, St. Ignatius is clad Jesuit style. He wears a simple black cassock, presumably wrapped and cinctured at the waist not buttoned down the front, and a collared black cape. He holds an open book—presumably, the Society’s Holy Rule–inscribed with the Jesuits’ motto “[Omnia] ad majorem Dei gloriam”, that is, “[All things] for the greater glory of God”. Bound by a vow of special obedience to the Pope, the Jesuits undertook missionary work and education in orthodoxy under papal directives in the th century, playing an especially important role in the Counter-Reformation. + Feast: July + Image Credit (JM ): Antique image of St. Ignatius Loyola, originally published in chromolithography by Josef Müller Art Publisher, Munich and New York, first quarter of the th century, from the designer’s private collection of religious ephemera. This is just one of over sixty images in a very popular style of devotional prints issued in several sizes and formats by Müller at the turn of the last century.
