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Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius

By: St. Ignatius of Loyola, Anthony Mottola - translator
Narrated by: Geoffrey Silver
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Deeply rooted in Christian tradition, The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius are poignant meditations on spirituality, often used in retreats to facilitate spiritual growth. Since its inception in 1524, countless Christians have been invigorated and challenged by these exercises, as their heads, and minds, have been opened to God's will.

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wrong translator

This is Father Elder Mullan's translation not Anthony Mottola's. It's well read and written but not the translation I was looking for.

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At least interesting 🤔

The perspectives in this book are at least interesting and contribute substance if nothing else to the overall conglomerate of Christendom. Thank you.

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