La mujer y su importancia en uno de los centros colegiales vinculados a la Universidad (1527-1767)desempolvando del olvido

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After his stay in Alcalá, Ignacio de Loyola and Calixto moved to Salamanca. Despite the short time they spent in the city, their relationships with women were strongly stablished, continued with the passage of time and were fundamental for the birth of their first apostolic networks.This happened in 1527. After the departure of Ignacio, it was not until 1548 that a jesuit, Father Miguel de Torres, arrived to the city in a stable way. He founded one of the most important colleges of the guild and of the own religious institution linked to the university studies; the most outstanding college of theprovince of Castilla. The arrival of father Torres could not have taken place without the economic support of women. But that is not all. There were dozens of women in Salamanca who linked to the religious order attracted by this charisma.The objective of this article is to give importance in this male institution to women whose role has been forgotten with the passage of time, just as to stress that the Jesus Company in Salamanca has a female nature, name and spirit