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Ignatius was inspired to inspire others and transform them. He was guarded by God during difficult times. While recovering from injury, he experienced spiritual awakening that led him to serve God. He was illuminated by learning about Jesus and found his calling in founding the Society of Jesus. His revelation united him with God and others. God sent Ignatius to send many Jesuits around the world to establish God's kingdom and continue their work of service.
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2) He developed the Spiritual Exercises to guide others in discerning God's will through prayer, scripture, and contemplation.
3) Key aspects of Ignatian spirituality include finding God in all things, discernment of spirits, and being open to God's call even if it means changing direction.
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Reflections-Life of St Ignatius
- 2. Ignatius
- 3. Inspired to inspire I
- 4. Guarded to guard G
- 5. Nurtured to nurture N
- 6. Awakened to awaken A
- 9. United to unite U
- 10. Sent to send S
- 12. Failure in the battle became the first inspiration of God An inspiration to live for the glory of god from the glory of self Bed became the chrysalis where inspiration was intense Inspiration took him to an evident metamorphosis
- 13. This inspired saint inspire men of good will to instill in them the apostleship The number of saints and martyrs in the annals of history of the society discloses the enormity of his inspiration
- 14. Guarded to guard
- 15. God’s providential love through his antagonists guarded him from the shackles of death. A man went with valour was carried back bedridden.
- 16. In gratitude to God’s protection Ignatius writes in FI. “for the defense of faith” and this now is sprouted into Promotion of justice. Now his men not only guard the faith but also the faithful and more.
- 19. The thoughts evoked in his he art nurtured the purpose of his earthly sojourn. Later in Manresa he gave a for m to this God nurturing experience.
- 20. A pilgrim saint through spiritual exercises built a road to sainthood nurturing souls for ages .
- 21. Awaken to awaken
- 22. Ignatius had scruples and was worried about his past life, confessing his sins frequently . At one time he asked himself, What have I done for Christ? What am I doing for Christ? What ought I to do for Christ?
- 23. Ignatius’ answer for first 2 questions was nothing. But third had something to say. This is the awakening, led Ignatius to serve God in the rest of his life. This question still awakens inner potentiality of many souls once crippled by the past.
- 29. The life of Jesus was the very instrument illuminated Ignatius. The 2nd week of Sp. Ex. – an illuminative week where we ask God’s grace “to know, to love, and to follow Jesus” illuminated by this grace Ignatius crossing the boundaries of monasticism found apostolic order.
- 30. This is the illumination still makes Jesuits, Available Mobile Adaptable The light of illumination from the darkest caverns of Manresa continue to illuminate the world from the darkness of ignorance.
- 31. United to unite
- 32. The revelation at river Cordoner united Ignatius with the creator and with the creation. This union mirrored as he later called his sons “to be Contemplative in Action”. Ignatius suggested the fathers in the council of Trent to stay in the hospitals. May be he thought that pain and struggle of people would unite them with the suffering Lord.
- 33. This spirit is still with Jesuits as they find their abode with the homeless, Their hands rushes to the deliverance of the oppressed and their voices advocate for the redemption of the refugees. This union will continue till there are injustices in the world.
- 34. Sent to send: Jesuits apostleship is not that of St. Peter but that of St. Paul. Ignatius was sent to Rome to be like St.Peter to make his men St. Paul’s. His stability was to keep the mobility of the society alive. When Ignatius died there were 1000 Jesuits in many parts of the world. Though he remained in Rome, his heart was always at sail. Jesuits are men sent on mission. God sent Ignatius to send numerous men to establish His kingdom on earth.
- 35. Sent to send
- 36. Ignatius was sent to Rome to be like St.Peter to make his men St. Paul. His stability was to keep the mobility of the society alive ..
- 37. When Ignatius died there were 1000 Jesuits in many parts of the world. Though he remained in Rome, his heart was always at sail. Jesuits are men sent on mission. God sent Ignatius to send numerous men to establish His kingdom on earth.
- 38. Following in the footsteps of Ignatius many have contributed for the kingdom of god.