All of the following argued for more participation of non-official (lay)people in the church except

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Ignatius Loyola was a Spanish Catholic priest and theologian who founded the Jesuit order, which was focused on education, missionary work, and defending the Catholic Church against Protestantism. Loyola emphasized the importance of trained clergy and hierarchical church structure, rather than the participation of laypeople in the church. In contrast, Catherine of Siena, Jan Hus, John Wycliffe, and Meister Eckhart all advocated for greater involvement of laypeople in the church and the democratization of Christianity.

All of the Following Argued for More Participation of Non-Official