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Caffè Appassionato is proud to be the coffee roaster of the St. Ignatius Gourmet Coffees, named for the man who founded the Jesuits 465 years ago. These six wonderful coffee blends will satisfy the palates of all coffee connoisseurs.
All coffee blends offered are certified, shade-grown, and fairly traded coffee.

| St. Aloysius Gonzaga, SJ (1568-1591) Espresso Bar Blend |
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A determined young man, fighting sickness at an early age and giving up all of his inheritance took the Jesuit vows of Poverty and Chastity and Obedience in 1587. Four years before his death from disease, two visions from Angel Gabriel told him of his death. date. Canonized a Saint in 1726, his attributes are: a lily (innocence), a cross (piety and sacrifice), skull (early death) and a rosary (devotion to Mary). In honor of St. Aloysius, we have chosen a rich and hearty blend that makes for a wonderful shot of espresso or can be enjoyed as a satisfying drip coffee.
$9.99
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| St. Edmund Campion, SJ (1540 –1581) Decaf Blend |
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As a promising scholar and much-admired educator, during Elizabethan England, this Saint could have gone onto fame and fortune. Rather, he gave his life to the Jesuits and it was that which eventually sent him to a bloody end at the hands of those who once admired him at Oxford. This decaffeinated coffee is a victorious blend of bold and smoky beans producing a robust yet smooth cup of coffee. You’ll forget it's decaf!
$9.99
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| St. Francis Xavier S.J. (1506 – 1554) French Roast Blend |
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This tireless missionary traveled from Spain to India to Malaysia onto Moluccas, Japan and died en-route to China proclaiming the Good News of Christ. Like his strong willed way, this bold coffee blend comprises beans from Central and South America. Intensely heated and taken to a French Roast, this coffee will awake your senses with a smooth and satisfying finish.
$9.99
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| St. John Francis Regis SJ (1597 –1640) 50/50 Blend |
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This saint chose to spend the last twelve years of his young life (43) bringing the consolations of religion to the poor and broken victims of civil war in the then ravaged and devastated region of southern France. For this blend, we have chosen a perfect balance of light and dark roasted coffees from Indonesia and So. America, which yields a wonderfully complex taste. This will taste well after a rich and satisfying meal.
$9.99
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| St. Peter Claver SJ (1580 – 1654) All Day Blend |
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For forty years, this saint lived with the men and women who were held captive of the slave trade around Colombia. He was their friend and he ministered their human needs in an endless stream of good deeds not measured by gold and silver. In honor of his work, we have chosen this blend of mostly Colombian coffees which are noted for their sweet taste and rich aroma. This blend would be considered an all day coffee and will make your day satisfying.
$9.99
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| St. Robert Bellarmine, SJ (1542 - 1621) Breakfast Blend |
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The author of "De Controversils", a monumental work to systematize the various controversies of the time (1576)-so immense that it made an impression throughout Europe and it has never been superseded. His work was recognized by the Holy See and because of his bright example of pastoral zeal he steadily rose through the Church hierarchy to become Cardinal. In the spirit of his prayer, his humility and poverty and his lavish charity for the poor, we have produced this Breakfast Blend, the perfect coffee to awake your senses as you "Carpe Diem".
$9.99
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The Jesuits are the largest male priestly religious order in the world. They are in 112 nations on six continents. They are best known for their work in education (schools, colleges, universities, seminaries and theological facilities), missionary work, social justice and human rights issues and other frontier ministry.
The Prayer of St. Ignatius of Loyola
Take, Lord receive all my liberty, my memory, my understanding, my entire will, all that I have and possess. You have given all to me. To you all is Yours now, dispose of it wholly according to Your will. Give me only Your love and Your grace, for this is enough for me.
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