At the same time in the broadcast day 485 years ago, on September 27, 1540 (Calendar 27 August 1540), the Roman Pope officially approved the Jesuits. The Jesuits (latin original name Societas Jesus, S.J.), as one of the main religious congregations of the Catholic Church, also known as the Jesuits, on August 15, 1535 by the Spanish monarch Ignacede Loyola, organized the Jesuits in 1534 in order to resist the Protestantism. The Spanish monarch Ignatius was the founder of the Reformation of the Jesuits at the time, and received the permission of the Roman Pope. In the 16th century, the religious reform movement of Germany spread to Switzerland, England, France, and the Netherlands. The Catholic Church outlined the principles of organizing the Church of Jesus as