[PDF] The Autobiography Of St. Ignatius Pdf ISBN-10 1776743407, ISBN-13 978-1776743

The Autobiography Of St. Ignatius

By autor: St. Ignatius LOYOLA (1491 - 1556)
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CHAPTER IIn his military life-he is wounded at the siege of pampeluna-his cure-spiritual reading-the apparition-the gift of chastity-his longing for the journey to jerusalem and for a holier life.Up to his twenty-sixth year the heart of Ignatius was enthralled by the vanities of the world. His special delight was in the military life, and he seemed led by a strong and empty desire of gaining for h...

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Publisher: IDB Productions (2018)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1776743407
ISBN-13: 978-1776743407
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I'm pleased with the Quality Classics kindle edition. It has 6 b/w photos and readable fonts, no typos that I noticed, a Linked toc, and two useful appendices. The focus is on his personal journeys and decisions, not much on development of spiritu...

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eat name. The citadel of Pampeluna was held in siege by the French. All the other soldiers were unanimous in wishing to surrender on condition of freedom to leave, since it was impossible to hold out any longer; but Ignatius so persuaded the commander, that, against the views of all the other nobles, he decided to hold the citadel against the enemy.When the day of assault came, Ignatius made his confession to one of the nobles, his companion in arms. The soldier also made his to Ignatius. After the walls were destroyed, Ignatius stood fighting bravely until a cannon ball of the enemy broke one of his legs and seriously injured the other.When he fell, the citadel was surrendered. When the French took possession of the town, they showed great admiration for Ignatius. After twelve or fifteen days at Pampeluna, where he received the best care from the physicians of the French army, he was borne on a litter to Loyola. His recovery was very slow, and doctors and surgeons were summoned from all parts for a consultation. They decided that the leg should be broken again, that the bones, which had knit badly, might be properly reset; for they had not been properly set in the beginning, or else had been so jostled on the journey that a cure was impossible. He submitted to have his flesh cut again. During the operation, as in all he suffered before and after, he uttered no word and gave no sign of suffering save that of tightly clenching his fists.