Yes, all Catholic priests of any order can consecrate (it is not called "to bless") bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ
A Jesuit seminary is any seminary either run by Jesuit priests or run for the training of Jesuit priests.
Catholic priests have always had the authority to perform marriages but I am assuming they are licensed to perform marriages when they are ordained. Marriage, or matrimony, is one of the Seven Sacraments of the Church. Also, Catholic priests do not perform marriages but they actually witness them.
Jesuit clerics are men studying to be Jesuit priests, normally, although the word could possibly be used to refer to Jesuit priests.
The Jesuit Order or the Society of Jesus is a Catholic Religious Order. Most Jesuits are ordained Catholic Priests, it is just a specific subset of priests.
The Jesuit priests played a vital role in new France because of the exploration and work as geographers.
Both priests and monks/nuns are dedicated to spiritual pursuits and service to others. However, priests typically serve within a specific religious community and are ordained to perform sacraments, while monks/nuns live a communal life devoted to prayer, meditation, and service without necessarily being ordained to perform sacraments. Monks/nuns often live in monasteries or convents, while priests serve in churches or other religious institutions.
No they can not because they belong to Jesus, same with the Ursuline Nuns
If he is a member of the order of priests known as the Society of Jesus (the Jesuit order).
A Jesuit belongs to the Society of Jesus, a religious order. Any non-Jesuit priest, therefore, does not belong to the Society of Jesus order.
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In the hierarchy of the Catholic Church, a priest has more authority than a deacon. Priests are ordained to celebrate the Eucharist, hear confessions, and perform other sacraments, while deacons assist priests and perform specific duties, such as baptisms and preaching. Deacons do not have the same sacramental authority as priests. Therefore, within the clerical structure, priests hold a higher position of authority.
Catholic AnswerOf course not, Jesuit priests are Catholic priests and may not adminster the holy sacraments outside of Church law (Canon Law). Canon Law stipulates that a couple must be married in a sacred space - it must be a church, chapel, Cathedral, etc. that has been consecrated by a Bishop.