Rather than a set formula for prayer, the founder of the Jesuits offers a way of "raising the mind and heart to God," providing a great variety of themes for meditation.
Rather than a set formula for prayer, the founder of the Jesuits offers a way of "raising the mind and heart to God," providing a great variety of themes for meditation.
Born into the Basque nobility, Ignatius of Loyola (1491-1556) was a Spanish knight whose spiritual conversion led to life as a hermit, priest, and theologian. A prominent religious leader of the Counter-Reformation, he founded the Society of Jesus.
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Introduction Notes Premise Fundamental Principle A Daily Particular Examination of Conscience A General Examination of Conscience General Confession and Communion First Week: First Exercise: The Triple Sin Second Exercise: My own Sins Third Exercise: A Repetition of the First and Second Exercises with Three Colloquies Fourth Exercise: A Resumption of the Third Exercise Fifth Exercise: A Meditation on Hell Additional Practices Notes Second Week: The King First Day, First Contemplation: The Incarnation Second Contemplation: The Nativity Third Contemplation: Repetition Fourth Contemplation: Repetition Fifth Contemplation: An Application of the Senses to the First and Second Contemplations Notes Second Day and Third Day Introduction to an Examination of Different States of Life Fourth Day: Meditation on Two Standards Three Groups of Men Fifth Day to Seventh Day Eighth Day to Twelfth Day Notes Three Ways of Subjection The Making of a Decision Third Week: First Contemplation: The Last Supper Second Contemplation: The Garden Ntoes Second Day to Fifth Day Sixth Day to Seventh Day Rules for achieving Self-Control in the future with regard to Eating Fourth Week: First Contemplation: The Resurrection Notes Contemplation for Achieving Love Three Ways of Praying Events of the Life of our Lord Christ Rules for distinguishing between Different Spiritual Influences Almsgiving About Scruples The Mind of the Church
Introduction Notes Premise Fundamental Principle A Daily Particular Examination of Conscience A General Examination of Conscience General Confession and Communion First Week: First Exercise: The Triple Sin Second Exercise: My own Sins Third Exercise: A Repetition of the First and Second Exercises with Three Colloquies Fourth Exercise: A Resumption of the Third Exercise Fifth Exercise: A Meditation on Hell Additional Practices Notes Second Week: The King First Day, First Contemplation: The Incarnation Second Contemplation: The Nativity Third Contemplation: Repetition Fourth Contemplation: Repetition Fifth Contemplation: An Application of the Senses to the First and Second Contemplations Notes Second Day and Third Day Introduction to an Examination of Different States of Life Fourth Day: Meditation on Two Standards Three Groups of Men Fifth Day to Seventh Day Eighth Day to Twelfth Day Notes Three Ways of Subjection The Making of a Decision Third Week: First Contemplation: The Last Supper Second Contemplation: The Garden Ntoes Second Day to Fifth Day Sixth Day to Seventh Day Rules for achieving Self-Control in the future with regard to Eating Fourth Week: First Contemplation: The Resurrection Notes Contemplation for Achieving Love Three Ways of Praying Events of the Life of our Lord Christ Rules for distinguishing between Different Spiritual Influences Almsgiving About Scruples The Mind of the Church
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