...workings of the gratis-given graces of the Holy Spirit. Rather does he show how " to conquer oneself and regulate one's life and to avoid coming to a determination through any inordinate affection." His object is to remove obstacles and, so to speak, to give God a chance....

...very scrupulous," but the answer did not contain the whole truth. Let me say here that, in view of the opinion popular among Protestants that Jesuits are...may appear in any of the sources of his biography; at this moment I recall no other. (He said: "Sir, as you know, the duke of Najera is aware that I am...

...very scrupulous," but the answer did not contain the whole truth. Let me say here that, in view of the opinion popular among Protestants that Jesuits are...inclined to equivocate, I shall set forth in full any equivo/ cation, dissimulation or subterfuge, or suspicion thereof, that may appear in any of the sources...

...find immediately after the annotations leaves one no doubt: "Spiritual Exercises to conquer oneself and regulate one's life, and to avoid coming to a determination through any inordinate affection". A method is here offered, which with God's grace teaches and helps one to...

...handbook of spirituality as outlined by Saint Ignatius, the "Spiritual Exercises to Conquer Oneself and Regulate One's Life, and to Avoid Coming to a Determination through Any Inordinate Affections". Isaac was thoroughly familiar with the method of prayer and the Exercises...

...publications remain as mementos of the devotion and gratitude of our con(1) See p. 25 : « In view of the opinion popular among Protestants that Jesuits are...life and to avoid coming to a determination through nny inordinate affection. temporaries to that great Englishman. The most important of these publications...