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This article examines the Jesuit information network in the Spanish Monarchy during the generalship of Claudio Acquaviva (r. 1581-1615). In particular, the piece investigates the gathering and then circulation of accounts of the miracles of the Society’s founder, Ignatius Loyola (c. 1491-1556). Miracles from the Americas were significant to the development of Ignatius’s saintly reputation, which was made possible by letters that were then appropriated into newssheets and biographies of the founder. Through a series of case studies from Madrid, Pamplona, Bogota, and Lima, the article explores the intercontinental dissemination of news and the reportage of supernatural events.

Los milagros americanos de Ignacio de Loyola y la red de información transatlántica de los jesuitas