The Jesuits take many of their ideals from the priest Joachim Of Fiore. He was known for seeing the history of mankind as being divided in three ages:

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Joachim-of-Fiore

One corresponding to the age of Jewish Patriarchy, the other to the age of the Catholic Feudal Church and The Third Age being that of the spirit, a future period of mystic spiritual perfectionism when the Church would be ruled by an Order of the Just. The Jesuits see themselves as this.

These ascetic views were practiced to the point that they were “perfected” in their Jesuit reductions in Latin America long before the Bolshevik Revolution took place. While their control concentrated in Paraguay, the Jesuit Empire eventually extended its influence all over Latin America. Leopoldo Lugones wrote about it in his book "The Jesuit Empire" :

“My opininion is that the Jesuits, taking the organization and structure of their own group seemed like the most logical choice. They made of the reductions a great company, in which the ruling communism wasn’t lacking, nor the silence that came with it. In the towns people couldn’t sing except on the proper days and even the games of the children lacked spontaneity. Everything was regulated by the sounds of the bell and the exclusive will of the zealots.”

“The life that the Jesuits forced, just like their moral attitude towards the natives kept between them a really huge distance. More than masters, they had something like a Demi-god relationship with their subjects. They had no relation with the outside world without them. Not even the tribe leaders could speak any other language than Guarani. They worked, but they did not possessed, and everything from food to dress, to justice and love was regulated by the hands of the Jesuits. They lacked any kind of rights, but they instead had duties, a situation of real slavery.”

“In an equal fashion, it has been associated with freedom, pretending that the natives were free in that system of everything for everyone, similar in appearance to the ideal of modern communists, but such an argumentation, excellent as a dialectic resource, is an anomaly for the ones who organized communism in such a fashion, that economical progress was impossible for the individual. That State Socialism, more despotic than an oriental empire, allowed for equality, but equality in poverty, everything was by the regulation of the director priest.”

Despite all of this happening long before the events in Russia, the Jesuits had a huge role in the revolution too. Karl Marx was trained in a Jesuit School for five years. Alberto Rivera mentioned that he was taught the tenets of communism by them in the British Museum. Otto von Bismark also mentioned he was in league with Father Peter Beckx, the leader of the Jesuits:

https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/bio/media/marx/79_01_05.htm

The Jesuits used the Rothschilds to fund the Bolshevik Revolution. Despite the claims that the Bolshevik Revolution was some kind of Ultra-Zionist movement, the Bolshevik Jews were for the most part, an anti-Zionist group that even persecuted the Jewish nationalists that opposed the regime. Lenin actually allowed the Jesuits back into Russia in 1922 despite being previously banned and the head of the Cheka, the Catholic Felix Dzerzhinsky, had deep admiration for the Jesuits. At the same time that the Bolshevik Revolution was taking place, the Jesuits were conspiring to associate the Jews with communism.

This ascetic and mystic communism is still part of the Jesuit order nowadays and it’s vital to the NWO as a whole. One of the most relevant figures involved in the capitalist and globalist movement was the Jesuit priest Pierre Teilhard de Chardin and he thought of a way to implement this:

Jesuit Pierre Teilhard de Chardin conceived the idea of the Omega Point. The part in human evolution in which all become one with the help of science. Pierre was a social darwinist and greatly influenced the globalist movement.

This idea of Teilhard, “The Omega Point” is the true end goal of the NWO and a way for the Jesuits to bring forth the Third age of Joachim. A kind of perfect communism in which we become one with Christ, or should I say, their deranged idea of the supernatural with the help of technology. The Jesuits, like I mentioned, got many of their ideals from Joachim himself and see themselves as “The Order of The Just” that will complete his prophecy.

https://saidit.net/s/Jesuits/comments/896t/jesuits_view_themselves_as_fulfilling_the_third/