Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Antigua Guatemala' has mentioned 'Society of Jesus' 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 |
| [18] In August 1655, the Society of Jesus had bought the whole lot from the Dxc3xadaz del Castillo family and by then, their San Lucas School was well known in the region and it even granted two university degrees. | 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 |
| Ruins of the Society of Jesus school yard in 1880Ruins of the Society of Jesus church interior in 1880 | WIKI |
| The Santa Marta earthquake practically demolished the church and sections of the convent of the Society of Jesus. | WIKI |
| However, in the case of the Society of Jesus church, there was strong opposition from the neighbors to any possible dismantling of the structure since they considered that it could still be repaired. | WIKI |
| In 1884 City Hall made an announcement that it intended to transform the old Society of Jesus buildings into a market, in spite of the strong opposition from the neighbors that already had small shops on the plaza. | WIKI |
| There were other churches, such as Nuestra Sexc3xb1ora del Carmen and the Society of Jesus, that endured the 1773 earthquake relatively well, but they were abandoned and the earthquakes from 1917xe2x80x9318 and 1976 destroyed them. | WIKI |
| Church and School of the Society of Jesus Created by Royal Decree dated August 9, 1561, it was built with money donated in part by the chronicler Bernal Diaz del Castillo. | WIKI |
| It worked as "Colegio de San Lucas of the Society of Jesus" from 1608 until the order was expelled in 1767: "The school became famous and was unrivaled in terms of teaching of literature and grammar; it served the elite of Santiago de los Caballeros society, and among its students were chroniclers Francisco Antonio Fuentes y Guzmxc3xa1n and Francisco Vxc3xa1zquez, and priests Pedro Betancourt and Rafael Landxc3xadvar. | WIKI |