Celebres phrases by Ignacio de Loyola
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Ignacio de Loyola (Loyola, Spain, 1491 - Rome, 1556) was a Spanish military and religious, founder of the Jesuits. Charismatic and devout leader of the Catholic Church.
Ignacio de Loyola It began soon in the Castilian weapons. When he was 30 years old, he was seriously injured in a battle. During his convalescence he read eagerly Religious books, that led him to adopt a holy life and do Poverty vote.
Ignacio de Loyola He would end up dedicating himself completely to religious life, doing good works and social work. Published some important works such as Spiritual exercises, who announced their thinking to the entire world.
Celebres phrases by Ignacio de Loyola
What is the use of winning the world, if in the end you lose your soul?
The first preamble is the story.
For those who believe, no proof is necessary. For those who do not believe, no amount of tests is sufficient.
Jesus, for nothing in the world would leave you!
The conscience exam is always the best means to take care of the soul.
Reach excellence and share it.
God will provide what seems best.
The more our soul takes off from things, the closer will our creator.
Who avoids temptation avoids sin.
Jesus, be my guide, condemn me.
Love must be put more in works than in words.
Take, Lord and receive all my freedom, my memory, my understanding and all my will. You gave it to me; To you Lord, the Torno. Have all your will and give me love and grace, that this is enough for me, without asking you anything else.
We must try to preserve the friendship and benevolence of those who govern and win the people of authority with humility, modesty and good offices.
I don't deserve, Lord, how much I receive!
In desolation time never move.
What do you want, Lord, of me?
Pray as if everything depended on God. Works as if everything depended on you.
How vile the earth seems to me when I look at the sky!
Not having moderation is often the cause that good becomes bad and virtue in vice.
The resignation of one's own will is more than resurrected the dead.