Autobiography of St. Ignatius
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St. Ignatius Loyola's autobiography begins with his early life as a nobleman in Spain. He recounts his youthful ambition, his passion for military glory, and his dramatic conversion experience after a leg wound sustained in battle. The narrative follows Ignatius' journey of self-discovery as he undergoes a period of intense spiritual reflection and contemplation. He explores the call to a life of service and the transformative power of grace. The text chronicles his pilgrimage to Jerusalem, his founding of the Society of Jesus, and the development of the Spiritual Exercises, a set of spiritual practices that remain central to Jesuit spirituality. The autobiography offers a compelling portrait of a man driven by unwavering faith, a relentless pursuit of God's will, and a deep desire to serve others. It reveals his struggles with temptation, his growth in humility, and his unwavering commitment to his spiritual mission.Book Details
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