The spiritual exercises of Saint Ignatius of Loyola /

Includes index.

Consolation in action : the Jesuit Refugee Service and the ministry of accompaniment /

Thesis (S.T.L.)--Weston Jesuit School of Theology, 2006.

Medulla asceseos, seu, Exercitia Spiritualia S. P. Ignatii de Loyola /

"Accedit Triduum sacrum, omnium, præcipue religiosorum, usui accommodatum, una cum facili methodo expeditè meditandi."

Loyola: and Jesuitism in its rudiments,

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S. Ignatii de Loyola Exercitiorum spiritualium /

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Vida del .P. Ignacio de Loyola, fundador de la religion de la Compañia de Iesus: y de los padres maestro Diego Laynez, y Francisco de Borja ... En las quales se contiene su fundacion, progresso, y aumento, hasta el año de 1572. Escritas por el padre Pedro de Ribadeneyra.

Title vignette.

L’idée d’un «premier niveau de réflexion» chez Karl Rahner : concept-clé d’une proposition de réforme des études théologiques à l’école de Saint Ignace

Au début de son Traité fondamental de la foi, Karl Rahner avise le lecteur que l’introduction au concept de christianisme qu’il propose se déploie à ce qu’il nomme un « premier niveau de réflexion » (erste Reflexionsstufe). S’il le distingue explicitement du niveau de réflexion des sciences entendues au sens usuel, il n’en donne pas de définition formelle, s’employant plutôt à le mettre en œuvre. Curieusement, eu égard à l’importance que lui accorde Rahner, la question de ce « plan » alternatif de compréhension et de justification de la foi chrétienne est demeurée pratiquement sans écho (un constat formulé par Max Seckler en 1984 et renouvelé par Karl H. Neufeld en 2006). C'est à cette question du « premier niveau de réflexion » chez Rahner que s'attache la présente étude. Après avoir dressé un état de la question, nous y présentons les jalons du déve-loppement du concept chez Rahner, depuis ses articles sur la formation des prêtres en contexte de pluralisme jusqu’au Traité fondamental de la foi. Nous y montrons ensuite en quoi la référence de Rahner à l'illative sense newmanien, contestée lorsqu’elle n’est pas négligée par les commentateurs, peut être une clé d’interprétation de la notion qui nous occupe, le « sens illatif » (et la Grammar of Assent) éclairant le « premier niveau de réflexion » (et le Traité fondamental), et vice versa. Nous y voyons enfin comment cette référence à Newman met sur la voie des Exercices spirituels d’Ignace de Loyola, lequel aura été pour Rahner non seulement un maître spirituel, mais également un maître de théologie. Ce qui paraissait n’être au début qu’une indication d’ordre didactique se révèle dès lors comme une caractérisation fondamentale de la théologie telle que la com-prend Rahner.

Historia de la Compañía de Jesús en la asistencia de España,

"Titulos completos de obras que se citan incidentalmente": v.1, p. [xliii]-xlv.

La vie de Saint Ignace, fondateur de la Compagnie de Jésus /

Title on spine: Vie de S. Ignace.

Histoire de L'admirable Dom Inigo de Guipuscoa : chevalier de la Vierge, et fondateur de la monarchie des Inighistes : avec une description ábregée de l'etablissement, et du gouvernement de cette formidable monarchie /

The 2nd and 3rd works preceded by separate t. p.: Anti-Coton, nouvelle edition, augmentée de quelques remarques, et précédée d'une Dissertation historique et critique sur ce fameux ouvrage.

Ambona ducha swietego do serca mowiacego pustynia bogomyslna albo cwiczenia duchowne przez dziesiec dni na wzor tych, ktore podaje sw. Ignacy.

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Autopsia, embalsamamiento y signos de santidad en el cuerpo de Ignacio de Loyola

Las numerosas biografías que han venido apareciendo en estos últimos años sobre Ignacio de Loyola han abordado en contadas ocasiones el tratamiento post mortem que recibió el cuerpo del santo jesuita. No obstante, aquellas que sí han tratado este capítulo de la vida del Santo, no han tenido presente la riqueza descriptiva e interpretativa que proporciona la Historia de la Medicina. Estos motivos nos han llevado a confeccionar un artículo en el que se pretende reconstruir la manipulación post mortem que recibió su cuerpo. Al mismo tiempo, el presente texto pretende aventurar algunas nociones sobre los profesionales sanitarios que realizaron la autopsia y el posterior embalsamamiento del cadáver, los “signos de santidad” hallados en el organismo y los lugares en los que se conservó el cuerpo del azpeitiarra.

Itsenäisen Suomen puolesta : Sotilaskomitea 1915-1918

For Independent Finland. The Military Committee 1915–1918 In the course of the First World War, several organizations were founded with the purpose of making Finland independent or, at least, restoring her autonomous status. The Military Committee was the most significant active independence organization in Finland in the First World War, in addition to the activist student movement, i.e., the Jaeger Movement. The Military Committee was an organization founded in 1915 by officers who had attended the Hamina Cadet School, with the goal of creating a national army for a liberation war against the Russian troops. It was believed that the liberation war should succeed only with the help of the German Army. With the situation in society continually tensing up in the autumn 1917, the Military Committee also had to figure on the possibility of a Civil War. The activities of the Military Committee started in the early part of 1915 when they were still small-scale, but they gained significant momentum after the Russian Revolution in March 1917. In January 1918, the Military Committee formed the general staff for the White Army, the Senate’s troops. The independence-related activities of the Hamina cadets in the years of the First World War were more extensive and multifaceted than has been believed heretofore. The work of the Military Committee was divided into preparations for a liberation war in Finland, on one hand, and in Stockholm and Berlin, on the other hand. In Finland, the Military Committee took part in intelligence gathering for Germany and in supporting the recruiting Jaegers, and later in founding the civil guard organization, in solving the law and order authorities issue, and finally in selecting the Commander-in-Chief for the Senate’s troops. The member of the Military Committee, especially Captain Hannes Ignatius of the Cavalry contributed greatly to the drafting of the independence activists’ national action plan in Stockholm in May 1917. This plan preceded the formation of the civil guard organization. The Military Committee’s role in founding the civil guards was initially minor, but in the fall of 1917, the Military Committee started to finance the activities of the civil guards, named several former officers as commanders of the civil guards and finally overtook the entire civil guard movement. In Stockholm and Berlin, the representatives of the Military Committee were in active contact with both the high command of the German Army and with the representatives of the Swedish Army. Colonel Nikolai Mexmontan, who was a representative of the Military Committee, collaborated with Swedish officers and Jaeger officers in Stockholm in coming up with comprehensive and detailed plans for starting the Liberation War. Under Mexmontan’s leadership, there were serious negotiations to enter into a confederation with Germany. Lieutenant Colonel Wilhelm Thesleff, on the other hand, became the commander of the Jaeger Battalion 27. The influence and importance of the Military Committee came to the forefront in independent and conflict-torn Finland. The Military Committee became a Senate committee on the 7th of January 1918, with its chairman, for all practical purposes, as the Commander-in-Chief in an eventual war. Lieutenant General Claes Charpentier was the chairman of the Military Committee from mid-December 1917 onwards, but on the 15th of January 1918 he had to resign in favour of Lieutenant General Gustaf Mannerheim. Soon after that, Mannerheim got an order from the chairman of the Senate P. E. Svinhufvud to organize and assume the leadership of the law and order authorities. The chairman of the Military Committee became the Commander-in-Chief of the Senate troops in January 1918, and the Military Committee became the Commander-in-Chief’s general staff. The Military Committee had turned from a clandestine organization into the first general staff of the independent Finnish Army.

Trias fortium Dauid hoc est Jesu Christi S. Ignatius Loyola Societatis Jesu fundator, B. Stanislaus Kostka Poloniae tutelaris, S. Dominica ... tropaeae ciuis, ac patrona : Tribus epigrammaton libris proposita, /

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Trinitas patriarcharum : S. Bruno stylita mysticus ; S. Franciscus Paulanus Oromasdes religiosus, ex luce & veritate compactus ; S. Ignatius Loyola, Anima mundi /

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