20th-century German Jesuits

German Catholic theologian (1904–1984)

German Jesuit priest and scholar and cardinal (1881-1968)

German Jesuit priest, and philosopher of the German Resistance (1907-1945)

German archbishop, Servant of God (1890–1942)

Catholic cardinal (1845-1934)

Catholic cardinal (1928-2015)

Last Crown Prince of the Kingdom of Saxony (1893–1943)

German Jesuit priest and leading figure of the Catholic resistance movement in Nazi Germany in Munich (1876-1945)

Superior General of the Society of Christ (1842–1914)

Indonesian Jesuit

German Jesuit priest

Catholic theologian and Cardinal-deacon

German Jesuit priest (1889–1972)

German theologian (1900–1968)

German Roman Catholic priest, theologian and papal adviser (1887–1967)

German economist (1854-1926)

German physicist (1868–1946)

German theologian (1890-1991)

German missionary (1905–1995)

South African theologian

German resistance member (1893-1961)

German priest who was executed because his resistance to the Nazi régime in Germany (1886-1944)

German botanist (1877-1919)

German theologian (1889–1971)

French priest and theologian (1881–1978)

Austrian theologian and philosopher (1919–2006)

German philosopher

German cartographer (1858-1944)

German Jesuit, survivor of atomic bombing of Hiroshima (1915-1982)

German theologian (1858–1918)

Jesuit father, painter of icons (1923-2014)

German Jesuit and social ethicist

German priest and musicologist (1854–1909)

German Jesuit priest and historian (1923–2022)

German priest and theologian (1931–2023)

German theologian (1935–2018)

German theologian (1928-2024)

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