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Charles Weld Stonyhurst Collections

St John Ogilvie SJ Pencil sketch (c.1850) by Charles Weld (1813-69) in the Stonyhurst Collections, from an original portrait at Rome. Image © 2015 Stonyhurst Collections. Used with permission.

Feasts and Seasons
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Chartres Labyrinth

Chartres Labyrinth (Creative Commons). The labyrinth is an ancient way of being attentive to the twists and turns of life and the decisions we make and where they lead. Whatever the twists and turns, the path is always the one on which God leads us towards himself, however hard that is to believe sometimes.

The Jesuit Pupil Profile
Attentive and Discerning
Religious Education
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Christ is Risen Christi Auferstehung Albin Egger-Lienz

The Resurrection of Christ by Albin Egger-Lienz (1868–1926), painted in 1923. Image via Wikimedia Commons.

Eastertide
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Christ-the-Teacher-Icon

This icon shows Christ the Teacher seated on the holy mountain with a scroll in his hand and his right hand extended in a gesture calling people to listen. A higher resolution version is available on request. There is more information on the icon in Resources.

Chaplains
Jesuit Schools
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Church of St Mary the Virgin Oxford

The University Church of St Mary the Virgin, Oxford Campion was a student, tutor and fellow in the University of Oxford and would frequently have worshipped at the University Church. Image© 2011 Jesuit Institute

Jesuit Saints and famous Jesuits
St Edmund Campion SJ
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Coat-of-Arms-of-the-House-of-Gonzaga-Wikimedia-Commons

The Coat of Arms of the House of Gonzaga, image via Wikimedia Commons.

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DecemRationes2

Campion wrote his Ten Reasons (Rationes Decem) to explain why the Catholic faith was the true continuation of the ancient Christian faith and why Protestantism could not claim to be the true faith. This is one of few surviving copies of the Rationes Decem and is at Campion Hall Oxford. Campion Hall Collections - Images © 2011 Jesuit Institute

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St Edmund Campion SJ
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Door at Loyola

The door to the castle at Loyola, northern Spain, with the Loyola arms of the wolves flanking a cooking pot above. Photo by Adrian Porter SJ.

Ignatius of Loyola
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Drawing of the Lyford Agnus Dei by Tony Hadland

Drawing of the Agnus Dei found at Lyford Grange. Image © 2001 Tony Hadland and used with permission.

St Edmund Campion SJ
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Easter Vigil

Clipart style image of the Easter Vigil, Source Unknown.

Feasts and Seasons
Eastertide
Chaplains
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Edmund Campion Engraving Antwerp

St Edmund Campion SJ - Engraving Antwerp 1631.

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St Edmund Campion SJ
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Edmund Campion Painting from Campion Hall

Early 18th Century Italian (?) This portrait was recovered from Augsburg Cathedral in 1889. It had probably hung in one of the German Jesuit Colleges until the Supression of the Society in 1773 when libraries and artworks were confiscated. It now hangs at Campion Hall Oxford. Campion Hall Collections - Image © 2011 Jesuit Institute

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St Edmund Campion SJ
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