A critical examination of Jesuit education, Rich Enough explores the genesis and history of Ignatian thinking and Christian engagement with the culture. In this timely volume, Richard LaBelle examines works rarely treated by most modern commentators, including seminal texts by such authors as Joseph de Jouvancy, Richard Tierney, Francois Charmot, and Bernard Lonergan. As Jesuit education enters the 21st century, this combination of historical scholarship and fresh insights will prove crucial to the religious educator and theologian alike.