Father Angel María Rojas: Did the last Jesuit just die?

He was a fantastic priest and Jesuit, by this brief description. There are not many left. As for the Order, they've gone from 36,100 (1963) to less than 14,000 today, and the category of Jesuit "brothers" is nearly extinct, less than 1,000 Jesuit Brothers left. There's only 9 Jesuits left in Greece, where Francis visited in November. Less than 100 in Ireland, Great Britian, and Canada. In Italy, there are about 300, maybe 700 in Spain. USA has about 2,000, and India has the most in the world, at about 3,300 (but even there they are radical liberal and declining). There will be no Jesuits left in most countries, in another short 10 years. Fifty years ago, when the Jesuits were already down several thousand from their 1963-64 peak, a large group of Spanish Jesuits faithful to Catholic tradition and the spirit of the Jesuit Order petitioned Pope Paul VI to allow them to found a "Jesuits of the Strict Observance" Order to basically save it. Paul VI, being an ardent supporter of the radical Jesuit Father General Pedro Arrupe and his liberal agenda refused and considered it laughable. And the rest is sad history.