I was being sarcastic.  

The Jesuits these days aren't exactly known for their knowledge of real and substantive theology. (Pope Francis is a perfect example of this.) Back in the day the Jesuits were the best and brightest.  They were the intellectual powerhouses of Catholicism.  They provided robust defenses of the Catholic Faith that were unparalleled. By the time Vatican II rolled around, the Jesuits decided they didn't have much use for Catholicism or Catholic theology and they sold out. As far as the Jesuits are concerned any theology that is dated prior to 1965 is bad. So--the meaning of my post was this:

Pope Francis is a Jesuit.  He has probably never even heard of Saint Thomas.