Arequipa

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Lynch, Michael, 1701-1767, Jesuit priest

  • IE IJA J/1605
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  • 13 April 1701-04 February 1767

Born: 13 April 1701, Seville, Spain
Entered: 02 May 1724, Peru Province - Peruvianae Province (PER)
Ordained: 08 August 1733 Arequipa, Peru
Final Vows: 29 June 1745 Moquegua Peru
Died 04 February 1767, Spain - Peruvian Province (PER)

◆ Fr John MacErlean SJ :
He was a distinguished preacher in Spanish, and very efficient in instructing and converting English heretics. He was Procurator of various colleges for many years, as well as Rector. When the decree of banishment came in 1767 he was Rector of the College of Our Lady at La Paz, Bolivia. In spite of his birth at Seville he is called a foreigner by the Spanish officials. He arrived in Europe in 1768.

Wulfe, James, 1724-1783, Jesuit priest

  • IE IJA J/2273
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  • 1724-19 June 1783

Born: 26 February 1724, El Puerta de Santa Maria, Cadiz, Spain
Entered: 29 August 1748, Seville, Spain - Baeticae Province (BAE)
Ordained: c 1754,
Died: 19 June 1783, Ferrara, Italy - Peruvianae Province (PER)

1751 or 1754 He went to Peru certainly there in 1754 and already ordained.
Procurator in several colleges.
At the time of the expulsion he was acting as Prefect of the Houses of Retreats and the Confraternity of Loreto at Arequipa. He survived a journey, and landed in Italy, where he joined other Spanish exiles. He died at Ferrara in 1783.

◆ James B Stephenson SJ Menologies 1973

Father James Woulfe 1724-1783
Fr James Woulfe was born in Puerto de Santa Maria in Spain of Irish parents, in 1724, and entered the Society at Seville in 1748.

By the year 1754 he was in Peru and already a priest. At the time of expulsion he was Acting Prefect of Houses of Retreat at Arequipa. He survived the horrors of the voyage home and landed in Italy, where he joined his exiled Spanish brethren.

He died at Ferrara in 1783.