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St. Ignatius of Loyola was born in 1491 in northern Spain. He became religious after having visions of the mother of God while recovering from leg injuries sustained in battle. He went on to found the Society of Jesus, also known as the Jesuits, and wrote their famous Spiritual Exercises. St. Ignatius helped many people convert to Catholicism and traveled spreading the faith until his death in 1556 at age 65 from gallstones and liver complaints. He was later canonized as a saint.
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- 2. Table of Contents St. Ignatius of Loyola How he helped people and created miracles Background information before saint Information on death Why he chose religious life
- 3. Information on life before becoming a Saint •St. Ignatius of Loyola was born in 1491 in northern Spain. •He was very addicted to gambling, he also didn’t do much sword play. •St. Ignatius became an officer at the age of 30 and fought against France. •Because of a cannon shot to the leg, St. Ignatius walked the rest of his life with a limp. •St. Ignatius loved to teach children. back
- 4. Why he chose religious life •St. Ignatius became religious when he started seeing visions of the mother of God. •“During the year of conversion he wrote his most famous work. •He and others devoted themselves to live in poverty and go to the holy land. •They vowed to the apostolic service of the pope. •He opened the society of Jesus, he was the general. back
- 5. How he helped people and created miracles •St. Ignatius created jesuit and eventually had a lot of people following him. •He wrote his famous spiritual exercises. •He had 38 followers of his society who were considered blessed. •He helped a lot of people become catholic and was beatified by the pope. back
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- 7. St. Ignatius Canonized •St. Ignatius was in fact canonized. •St. Ignatius became patron saint of healing. •Along with him 38 other followers became saints.