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POSTAL MARKINGS Jesuit
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ARGENTINA
The Candonga Chapel, Estancia Santa Gertrudis
2005, FDI cancel for four religious sites including the Candonga
Chapel (at 9 o'clock)
National
University of Córdoba
1964, FDI cancel for Scott 764, Argentina's National
University of Cordoba
AUSTRALIA
Xavier College, Kew, Victoria
1978, the centenary of Xavier
College, Kew, Victoria
AUSTRIA
The Old Cathedral, Linz
AUSTRIA, a special show cancel, featuring the Alter
Dom (Old Cathedral) or the Ignatiuskirche, the largest Baroque church
in the Linz.
It was constructed by the Jesuits between 1669 and 1678 and dedicated to St.
Ignatius
and served as the cathedral church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Linz from
1785 to 1909.
1976, Meter stamp from the Aloysianum in Linz
Jesuit
Missionshaus, Maria Sorg, Salzburg
1979, Meter stamp for the Jesuit "Missionshau" at Maria Sorg, Salzburg
1988-1991, Meter stamps for Kollegius Kalsburg, a Jesuit secondary school
in Vienna. More
UKRAINE, FDI cancel featuring angel, issued at Kiev
UKRAINE, FDI cancel featuring altarpiece of St.
Barbara Church
AUSTRIA, FDI special show cancel featuring altarpiece of St. Barbara
Church
BRAZIL
Colégio Catarinense, Florianópolis
BRAZIL, 2005, the centenary of the Colégio
Catarinense, Florianópolis on the island of Santa Catarina
1985, FDI cancel for Scott 1980, São Miguel
da Missoes
The
Old College Church, São Paulo
BRAZIL, 1970, show cancel from São Paulo,showing the the
Old College Church where the city was founded
and also honoring Fr. Manuel da Nóbrega, SJ
on the 4th centenary of his death
BRAZIL, 1978, cancel for Scott 1572, the Old College Church
1995-1996, meter stamps from the same Mission Office postage meter with different
slogans
COLOMBIA
The Pontifical Xavierian University, Bogota
COLOMBIA, 2006, special cancel for the 500th anniversary of Xavier's
birth
showing the entrance to the Pontifical Xaverian
University in Bogotá
St.
Bartholomew College, Caracas
1988, FDI cancel for Scott 984,
St. Bartholomew College
The Classical Gymnasium or College at Zagreb
2004, show cancel showing an entrance of the former Jesuit
College at Zagreb,
which now houses the Klovicevi Dvori Gallery on Jesuit Square (Jezuitski trg
4)
The nearby church of St. Catherine, which served
the college, was built by the Jesuits between 1620 and 1632.
2007, FDI cancel, the 400th anniversary of the Classical
Gymnasium at Zagreb
The National University Library of Zagreb
2007, FDI cancel for a stamp marking the 400th anniversary of the Croatian
National Library,
founded in 1607 as the library of the Jesuit's first school in Zagreb. More
ENGLAND
Jesuit Provincial Offices, London
2007, meter stamp for the Provincial Offices of the British Province
featuring the IHS motif from the Seal of the Society of Jesus
1994-1997, meter stamps for Stonyhurst
College a secondary school at Stonyhurst, Lancashire
and for its Centenaries Theatre
FRANCE
Lycée Louis-le-Grand, Paris
1963, FDI cancel for Scott 1065, Lycée Louis-le-Grand
1998, meter stamp from the Jesuit secondary school, Saint-Louis-de-Gonzague,
Franklin Street, Paris
1981, meter stamp for the Jesuit co-educational
St. Aloysius College in Bonn
Kolleg
St. Blasien, St. Blasien
1996, meter stamp from Kolleg St.
Blasien, a Jesuit secondary school in St. Blasien. More
The Jesuit Church & College, Straubing
2006, show cancel for the 250th anniversary of Mathias van Flurl, Founder
of Baverian Mineralology and Geology
to the left of Mathias is an image of the Jesuit Church in Straubing and to
its left a bit of the
Jesuit college of Straubing (today a police department) that Mathias had attended
beginning in 1768.
The Jesuits arrived in Straubing in 1631 and transformed the Gothic church
into a Baroque churhc.
INDIA
Saint Xavier's School, Jaipur
2002, special cancel for the 450th anniversary of Xavier's death
featuring the Jesuit secondary school in Jaipur, St. Xavier's
St. Aloysius College, Mangalore
2001, FDI cancel for Scott 1870: the issue for
St. Aloysius College Chapel
in Mangalore
featuring the College's coat of arms
ITALY
Jesuit College at Messina
1991, cancels with reference to the Jesuit College at Messina and the 1991
World Congress on Jesuit Education
The College at Messina was the first Jesuit school open to lay men. The World Congress on Jesuit Education took place in Messina in November 1991 as part of the Ignatian Year. Jesuit education at that time concerned 1370 educational institutions, in 65 countries, embracing 2,000,000 students and 81,000 teachers.
1995, meter stamp for the Japanese Mission, from a Mission Office in Seville
MACAO, 1993, FDI cancel for Scott 703
NETHERLANDS
Jesuits in Netherlands
1991, meter stamp honoring Jesuits in the Netherlands