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Spiritual exercises according to the method of saint Ignatius of Loyola, tr. from the Ital. version of A. Bresciani by W. Hutch
Author: Aloysius BelleciusSpiritual Exercises According to the Method of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, Tr. from the Ital. Version of A. Bresciani by W. Hutch
Author: Aloysius BelleciusPublisher: Palala Press
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Spiritual Exercises According to the Method of Saint Ignatius of Loyola, Tr. from the Ital. Version of A. Bresciani by W. Hutch
Author: Aloysius BelleciusPublisher: Theclassics.Us
ISBN: 9781230209074
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1883 edition. Excerpt: ... sideration of our sins is "to detest their malice with sorrow, and with suitable satisfaction " (a), and since he prescribes, with a view to this end, some external penance also with respect to our food, our bed, and sleep, and even the chastisement of our bodies with a hair-shirt, discipline, or other instrument of penance, it follows, as a consequence, that we ought not only to make use of such during the time of retreat, but to propose to ourselves also to continue the use of them afterwards; for, according to the Saint, external penance produces the three following effects: (1.) It atones in some measure far past sins. (2.) A person, thereby, conquers himself in subjecting his inferior nature, which is his sensuality, to his nobler nature, which is his reason. (3.) By it we obtain more easily that gift of Divine grace which we are so anxiously seeking (b); and, above all, it affords us the greatest assistance in eradicating from our souls those poisonous roots of sin--pride and sensuality. N.B.--The following Examen may be made during the time of spiritual lecture, or at some other time which is not occupied by the ordinary Exercises. Examen. On the defects which spring from Pride and Sensuality. We have to-day detested the malice of our sins, and the root from which they spring. In the present Examen we shall discover the many evils which this root produces, in order that we may be incited thereby to pluck it more effectually from our hearts, and may be enabled to acquire a more thorough knowledge of ourselves. (a) Directory ch. xi. n. 2. (b) Exercit. in addit. hebd. I. I. Pride, then, which, according to S. Thomas, is an ill-regulated desire of our own excellence, is not only of its kind a mortal sin, of special malice, and more...
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Spiritual Exercises
Author: William HutchSpiritual Exercises According to the Method of Saint Ignatius of Loyola
Author: Aloys Bellecius (S.J.)Publisher:
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Spiritual Exercises According to the Method of Saint Ignatius of Loyola
Author: Aloysius BelleciusThe Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius of Loyola
Author: Saint Ignatius (of Loyola)Publisher:
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Pages : 396
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The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola
Author: Saint Ignatius Of LoyolaPublisher: Ignatius Press
ISBN: 1681497476
Category : Religion
Languages : en
Pages : 136
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These Spiritual Exercises were written by Ignatius of Loyola, a theologian, priest and founder of the Society of Jesus, in the sixteenth century. They are Catholic prayers, reflections, meditations, mental exercises and directions designed to be read and carried out over a 28 to 30 day time period. These exercises are for Catholics and non-Catholics alike and grew out of Ignatius' own desire to seek God's will and to follow Christ no matter what the cost. Ignatius' intent was that the exercises would help others to discern God's will and to set the world on fire for Christ!
The spiritual exercises of st. Ignatius, tr., with extr. from the literal version and notes of father Rothaan, by C. Seager
Author: Ignatius de Loyola (st.)Publisher:
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Pages : 316
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