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'''Ignatius of Loyola''' (1491–1556) was a Spanish Catholic priest and founder of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits). A pivotal figure of the Counter-Reformation, he developed the ''Spiritual Exercises'', one of Christianity's most influential spiritual texts. Originally a soldier, Ignatius underwent spiritual conversion while recovering from a battlefield injury and went on to establish principles that shaped Catholic education and missionary work for centuries.
 
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Theology Wiki

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Theology Wiki is a collaborative encyclopedia of Catholic teachings, saints, theology, and religious history. Hosted by Reimann Labs, this resource serves students, scholars, and anyone seeking knowledge of the Catholic faith.

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Ignatius of Loyola

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Ignatius of Loyola (1491–1556) was a Spanish Catholic priest and founder of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits). A pivotal figure of the Counter-Reformation, he developed the Spiritual Exercises, one of Christianity's most influential spiritual texts. Originally a soldier, Ignatius underwent spiritual conversion while recovering from a battlefield injury and went on to establish principles that shaped Catholic education and missionary work for centuries.

Read the full article...

Browse by Category

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About

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Theology Wiki is a free, open-access resource dedicated to advancing knowledge of Catholic faith and theology. All content is collaboratively developed and continuously updated.

For more information, visit ReimannLabs.com.

Contribute

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We welcome contributions from scholars and enthusiasts. Learn how to edit or create an account to begin.


Theology Wiki is powered by MediaWiki and maintained by Reimann Labs as a free educational resource.