In the wake of two Tablet articles on Heythrop College which include some financial detail, it is important to address one glaring inaccuracy, the total net worth of £1 billion ascribed to the Jesuits’ trust, and several points of misunderstanding (“A Jesuit light goes out in London”, 4 July; “Our task is not to run a university”, 11 July).The insured value of properties is not “Jesuit money”. Take, for instance, the (Grade 1 listed) Holy Name Church, in Manchester – this property has a high insurance replacement value of £51 million. This is the sum the insurance company would provide to rebuild it according to legal obligations after catastrophic damage. At market, the property is arguably a liability. It is simply incorrect to