>>18543632
A nobleman's father confessor had the unlimited right to approach the liege outside of the public court rituals that bound the rest of humanity. If said confessor was a Jesuit, then their organization held permanent access to the highest levels of power.

The rest of the nobility didn't like that one bit.

We also gotta remember that until after the 1870s. the Pope could, in fact, summon armies and still very directly guided the political actions of large parts of the Italian populations after that.

>>18543632
interesting, the Protocols say the only organization that could oppose them is the Jesuit Order

>>18543632
They ran both infant and higher education. It tends to be a good way of influencing people.

>>18543632