As rector of the colleges of Guadalajara and Mexico, superior of the professed house, provincial, and founder of the colleges of Oaxaca and Guadalajara in Mexico and founder of Mérida in Mexico, and twice procurator to Rome, he occupies a prominent place in the early history of the Jesuits in Mexico. He died in Mexico.
He held a prominent position in the early history of the Jesuits in Mexico, as rector of colleges, superior of a professed house, and founder of several institutions. He was also twice appointed to represent the Jesuit order in Rome.