The life of St. Ignatius Loyola
Subtitle: Founder Of The Jesuits, Volume 1
Publisher: Thomas Richardson and Son
Published: 1848
Place of publication: London, England
Language: eng
Description: Volume 1 of 2
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS VOLUME I; title: BOOK I.; title: I. His birth and secular life 1; title: II. His conversion 6; title: III. His journey to our Lady of Monserrato   19; title: IV. Ignatius at Monserrato 24; title: V. His fervent penitence at Manresa 30; title: VI. The temptations and persecutions he endured at Manresa 34; title: VII. The singular favours he received from God at Manresa       41; title: VIII. His spiritual advancement at Manresa, and the book of spiritual exercises which he composed there 47; title: IX. His pilgrimage to Jerusalem    64; title: X. His visits to the holy places 76; title: XI. His return to Spain 81; title: XII. The commencement of his studies at Barcelona and other events 87; title: XIII. His course of study, and his imprisonment at Alcala 105; title: XIV. His imprisonment at Salamanca   122; title: XV. The commencement and progress of his studies in Paris 129; title: XVI. His labours for the good of souls at Paris, and the persecutions which thence arose 140; title: BOOK II.; title: I. Ignatius gains companions in Paris   153; title: II. The first vows of Ignatius and his companions     165; title: III. St. Ignatius's journey to Spain   172; title: IV. His journey to Venice 185; title: V. The arrival of his companions at Venice   189; title: VI. The removal of the society to Rome   199; title: VII. St. Ignatius is ordained priest. The labours of the society in the Venetian States   207; title: VIII. The journey of St. Ignatius to Rome. Christ promises in a vision to show him favour 215; title: IX. The labours of St. Ignatius and his companions at Rome 221; title: X. St. Ignatius and his companions are falsely accused and absolved. The aid given by them to the poor of Rome in a time of famine 227; title: XI. The foundation of the Society     241; title: XII. A short notice of the institute, and of the name of the Society of Jesus   252; title: BOOK III.; title: I. St. Ignatius is elected general of the order. His profession and that of his companions 267; title: II. What Ignatius did upon being made general; some events which happened on that day 279; title: III. The skill of St. Ignatius in the art of government  286; title: IV. His method of giving spiritual help to his subjects 293; title: V. His charity to his children in temporal things 309; title: VI. His gentleness in governing     319; title: VII. His severity in upholding religious discipline 327; title: VIII. His severity in expelling the unworthy   339; title: IX. His defence of the order 351; title: X. The society is forbidden to undertake the government of women, and its members excluded; title: from ecclesiastical dignities 362; title: XI. The Saint's endeavours to promote fraternal union and due subjection in the Society. His care in appointing Superiors  376