THE PHILIPPINES, 1959, the centenary of the Ateneo of Manila, Scott 810-811
based on a statue at the Ateneo of Manila of Ignatius at his vigil of arms;
the coat of arms immediately behind him is that of the Loyola family

  
THE PHILIPPINES, 1981, the 4th centenary of the Jesuits' arrival in the Philippines, from a souvenir sheet, Scott 1533
THE PHILIPPINES, 2008, stamp for the 60th anniversary of the Ateneo de Davao University
THE PHILIPPINES, 2009, stamp for the 150th anniversary of the Ateneo de Manila

THE PHILIPPINES, 2008, S/S for the 60th anniversary of the Ateneo de Davao University

  
PANAMA, Christmas of 1988, Scott 753
This painting by an unknown master shows Ignatius to the left of Mary and Francis Xavier to the right.
SPAIN, 1991, the 5th centenary of Ignatius' birth, Scott 2653 and its FDI cancel
This stamp shows Ignatius' sanctuary at Loyola, his biretta, signature, seal, the IHS monogram,
the motto Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam (For the Greater Glory of God), and in the heavens the all-seeing eye of God

   
PANAMA, 1991, the 500th anniversary of the birth of Ignatius and the 450th of the Jesuits, Scott 7865 and its FDI cancel showing his seal as general superior
showing a stained glass window in the Cathedral of the Assumption in Panama City
ZAMBIA, 1991, the 500th anniversary of the birth of Ignatius, Scott 556.
ZAMBIA, 2005, the centenary of the Jesuits in Zambia, Scott 1066

VENEZUELA, 1991, the 5th centenary of Ignatius' birth, Scott 1445a-d
(a) an 11th century statue of Our Lady of Montserrat, (b) an 18th century statue of Ignatius by Francesco de Vagara
(c) Ignatius' death mask, and (a) the Jesuit Residence at the Colegio San Ignacio in Caracas

 
LIECHTENSTEIN, 1991, the 5th centenary of Ignatius' birth, Scott 957
MALTA, 1991, the 5th centenary of Ignatius' birth, Scott 771;
the image is based on a line engraving (ca. 1835-1860)
by Marco Alvise Pitteri at the National Portrait Gallery in London.

 
NIUE, 1993, Scott 664

In 1993 Niue chose for its Christmas issue Guido Reni's painting Madonna of the Rosary, a processional banner used to ward off plague from the city of Bologna. Besides the Madonna and Child, the painting pictured the seven protectors of the city. And even though Ignatius and Xavier had been canonized only in 1622, they had already been adopted as patrons by the city in time to be included in this 1630 painting. This stamp focuses on St. Florian (pointing) and St. Proculus, and only includes the hand and chest of Ignatius, who may be better seen in the detail from the painting above or from the painting itself.

 
CHILE, 1993, the 4th centenary of the arrival of Jesuits in that country, from a souvenir sheet, Scott 1040, and its FDI cancel
Ignatius' image is after a statue of J. Flotats in the house chapel of the Jesuit residence in Santiago, Chile.


 
PARAGUAY, 2003, St. Ignatius and the ruins of the Trinity Mission from a se-tenant strip
BRAZIL, 2003, the centenary of St. Ignatius College in Rio pictures a statue of the saint, Scott 2885

   
BELGIUM, 2004-2007, three personalized labels, creation of Fr. Roland Francart, SJ, two se-tenant with Scott 2111
An anonymous Flemish portrait of Ignatius in the possession of the south Belgian Province, probably painted between 1598 and 1600.

URUGUAY, 2005, the 125th anniversary of the Colegio Seminario in Montevideo, Scott 1117
The image of Ignatius by an alumnus of the school, the nationally known José Luis Zorrilla de San Martín.

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