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St Ignatius Loyola and the midlife journey

St Ignatius Loyola and the midlife journey   Just 500 years ago, on 20 May 1521, a cannonball fired by the French forces storming a fortress in Pamplona ricocheted off a nearby wall and shattered the right leg of Ignatius of Loyola. The injury put an end to his career as soldier and diplomat. After surviving several operations and a long convalescence, Ignatius left home for seventeen years of travel  to his final home in Rome as superior general of a new religious order, the Society of Jesus or Jesuits. Often described as the time of his religious conversion and spiritual growth, these years make up the

Anniversary of St Ignatius encounter with a cannonball

Anniversary of St Ignatius’ encounter with a cannonball   20 May marks the five hundredth anniversary of a chance event with large consequences. In 1620 a stray cannonball ricocheting off a castle wall in a minor skirmish broke the leg of a knight defending the castle. The cannonball, a symbol of the knight’s culture, also represented in its errant path the fracture of the ties that bound him to that culture. It had large consequences for him and for the world. The long convalescence of Ignatius Loyola after the siege of Pamplona changed the direction of his life and shaped the church and world that we inherited.

De Spaanse anti-protestant Ignatius van Loyola (1491-1556) is nu ook onder protestanten geliefd

De Spaanse anti-protestant Ignatius van Loyola (1491-1556) is nu ook onder protestanten geliefd
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Activists fear jailed Indian Jesuit faces Covid death sentence

Activists fear jailed Indian Jesuit faces Covid death sentence May 19, 2021 rome bureau chief Jesuit Father Stan Swamy, pictured in a screenshot from a video, has been incarcerated in an Indian jail since his Oct. 9, 2020. Father Swamy marked his 100 days in prison with a letter highlighting the cases of poor people languishing in jail who begin their trials without even knowing their criminal charges. (Credit: CNS screenshot/YouTube.) ROME – Father Stan Swamy, a 84-year-old Jesuit priest with advanced Parkinson’s disease who spent his life serving indigenous peoples in India and who was imprisoned last October after being accused of “terrorism”, reportedly is suffering from COVID-19 symptoms in a country that counts some 4,000-daily death due to the

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