Jesuit Terms M - Marquette, Jacques - Martin-Baro, Ignacio -
Martini, Carlo Maria - Martyrs of the Universidad Cenroamericana
- McAuley, Catherine - Men and Women for Others - Merici, Angela
- Mission and Identity Offices - Montes, Segundo - Montserrat,
Our Lady of - Moreno Pardo, Juan Ramon - Murray, John Courtney -
Mveng, Engelbert Latin for "more" The "Continuous Quality
Improvement" term traditionally used by Ignatius of Loyola and
the Jesuits, suggesting the spirit of generous excellence in
which ministry should be carried on. (See A.M.D.G.-"For the
greater glory of God.") Trudelle Thomas, Xavier University Town
in northeastern Spain where in 1522-1523 a middle-aged layman
named Ignatius of Loyola had the powerful spiritual experiences
that led to his famous "Spiritual Exercises" and later guided
the founding and the pedagogy of Jesuit schools. Marquette,
Jacques (1637-1675) French Jesuit; missionary friend of native
Americans; explorer Jacques Marquette spoke six Amerindian
languages and befriended many