An exploration of the Mannock family, their house, social circle and Catholicism through the lens of archive material and rare books in the British Jesuit Archive.

Volunteers Lisi and Iris reflect on the interesting things they have found in the eighteenth century books they have been listing over the last six months.

The British Jesuit Archive has been putting on physical exhibitions for over ten years, and the way we do it has changed significantly in...

This blogpost discusses Thomas Stapleton’s 1656 translation of Bede’s Ecclesiastical History of the English People. It looks at...

An overview of the Popish Plot of the 1670s, it's devastating effect on Jesuits, and how Jesuits have collected printed material about it.

This blog post investigates the ownership mark C Forrester SFJ discovered in three of the antiquarian books.

The Jesuit collection of sixteenth and seventeenth century books is not an obvious place to look for women, but in a recent blog post I...

Exploring the importance of St Francis Borgia to the Society of Jesus through our rare books collection.