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Pierre Favre and Discernment Watercolour It has been buried forPierre Favre (1506 1546) met Ignatius Loyola in Paris, and was the first of nine men whom Ignatius recruited there to join him in a company dedicated to the apostolic service of Christ. After the Society of Jesus became established in Rome in 1540, Favre lived a life on mission, largely in Germany, but also in what are now Italy, Spain, Portugal, Belgium and France. He was nominated by Pope Paul III to serve as a theologian at the Council of Trent,