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The article attempts to answer the questions: when and why among the Serbian and Bulgarian elites of the 19th century was there a black Jesuit legend that reproduced the negative image of the order that existed in europe as early as in 16th century. referring to the activities of the Jesus Society and the atmosphere of hostility created around them in europe, stigmatizing the image of the order has been shown to be rooted within the language and reproduced in lexicographic publications and selected texts of several Serbian and Bulgarian artists. in the context of historical conditions, the anti-Catholicism of the orthodox Church was shown, for which the Jesuits became the new enemy, who did not conduct any mission neither in Bulgaria nor in Serbia in the 19th century.

Stereotyp zakonu jezuitów w opiniach serbskich i bułgarskich elit XIX wieku