Conversion for the Jesuits is impossible, as it is for most Vatican II Orders world-wide. They all are dying groups (especially the Jesuits), with very high median ages , nearly all 72+, and most liberal/dissident Orders of nuns world wide have median ages in their Orders of even 85+. Great Orders like the Trappists, which once were among the premier Orders in the Church have only about 1,490 monks …More
Conversion for the Jesuits is impossible, as it is for most Vatican II Orders world-wide. They all are dying groups (especially the Jesuits), with very high median ages , nearly all 72+, and most liberal/dissident Orders of nuns world wide have median ages in their Orders of even 85+. Great Orders like the Trappists, which once were among the premier Orders in the Church have only about 1,490 monks (down from close to 6,000 before Vatican II), with median ages in most of their monasteries of 80+. These Orders, including the Jesuits, will ALL be gone within 15 years. We must pray for traditional/traditionalist Orders to take their place. The late, Great Cardinal Giuseppe Siri once said that it will take 200+ years for the Catholic Church to return to tradition and recover from the disaster of Vatican II. This is the sad truth. We are living thru the rotten fruit of Vatican II right now. But a re-birth is coming with a new Pope.....and God willing.....with a series of good, holy CATHOLIC popes. Maybe even one coming who one day will be a great saint! But Francis is going, swiftly. And with him will go most of what's left of the impetus of Vatican II.
St. Ignatius of Loyola, please pray for the conversion of the Jesuits - no wonder there are paintings of St. Ignatius with tears running down his face!
