Marie, Michigan and, along with Louis Joliet, mapped the northern part of the Mississippi River.
One member of this order created a map of China known as the "Impossible Black Tulip." Another member of this order founded Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan and, along with Louis Joliet, mapped the northern part of the Mississippi River. This order, which was approved by the papal bull Regimini militantis Ecclesiae, was founded by a man who lost both his legs at the Battle of Pamplona, after which he wrote the Spiritual Exercises. Members of this order included Matteo Ricci and Jacques Marquette. This order of Christianity flourished in Japan during the mission of its adherent Francis Xavier. FTP, name this Catholic order founded by Ignatius of Loyola.
One member of this order created a map of China known as the "Impossible Black Tulip."
Jesuits (or Society of Jesus)