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It traces the intellectual apostolate through the lives of Antonio Ruiz de Montoya and Vincent Santuc, highlighting missionary service, cultural inculturation, education of the poor, and the intellectual curiosity behind work in geography, biology, ethnology, grammar, and theology. 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Father Ernesto Cavassa then guided me throughout the city. He accompanied me to visit Father Vincent Santuc, whom I could not fail to meet. I had met him a few years earlier in Santiago, Chile, at a meeting of the Latin American Social Apostolate. I was in my regency—the stage of Jesuit formation before theology studies—at Centro Gumillade Barquisimeto, in Venezuela. In spite of the difference in age and spiritual and intellectual maturity, we established a great friendship at that time. This meeting with a friend, an intellectual, a Jesuit engaged in the mission of serving the faith and promoting justice, also gave me the opportunity to know the outline of the Antonio Ruiz de Montoya University, which was then a School of Pedagogy, Philosophy and Humanities.  \nVincent Santuc and Antonio Ruiz de Montoya are two Jesuits who embody what we now call the intellectual apostolate, one of the characteristics of the manner of proceeding of the Society of Jesus.  \nAntonio Ruiz de Montoya displayed these two dimensions during his life in an impressive way: a tireless missionary among the indigenous peoples with whom he founded thirteen reductions, promoting their quality of life and defending this life from the increasing threats emanating from the Portuguese bandeirantes and the Spanish or Creole traders in search of slaves and material wealth. An apostle, driven by an insatiable intellectual curiosity, which urged him togo beyond appearances to understand the territory in which he moved, its flora and fauna, recognizing cultural diversity and establishing intercultural ties. Ruiz de Montoya went to the other, recognizing him as a brother, which explains why he learned the language and inserted himself in the Guarani culture. He had an insatiable intellectual curiosity, which led him to deepen his knowledge of nature, culture, people and the experience of God on whom his life was anchored. His writings address various fields of knowledge: geography, biology, ethnology, grammar and mystical theology. It is an enormous challenge that this university in Lima takes up by adopting the name of Antonio Ruiz de Montoya.  \nThree centuries later, Vincent Santuc embraced the Latin American cultures to which he was sent. From his native culture, he encountered other cultural realities, in various parts of Latin America. He became inculturated as much among the peasants of Piura as with the intellectuals of Lima or Paris. Originally from a peasant family in the countryside of south-east France (Maylis), he had to perform his military service during the “Battle of Algiers”, an experience which prompted him to trust fully in God and to develop his desire to contribute to the humanization of society. As a philosopher and social scientist, Vincent Santuc recognised that profound changes were affecting the history of humanity. However, he did not limit himself to recognising these changes. He endeavoured to give them meaning, based on the human realities, which nourished his thought and the faith, which animated his heart. His thinking was nourished by his proximity to people, the peasants of Piura, the inhabitants of the urban districts, the students and professors ofthe universities, and the Jesuit brothers of the universal body of the Society. He knew the importance of political action and thought, in relation to ethics, as a dimension of the humanization of history and the meaning of human life with others.  \nVincent Santuc, founder and first rector of this university, lived the spirit that stimulates this institution. He was aware that intellectual work does not begin or end within the walls or programs of the university. 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