St Beuno's Bookshop: Ignatius

IGNATIUS AND THE EXERCISES
Ignatius was born in Loyola in 1491, son of minor Basque nobility. He is best known as the 'soldier saint'. He fought in defence of the Spanish crown, was wounded and turned seriously to religion.
He wrote a vast number of letters, a simple autobiography of his conversion, a diary and his best known work, the Spiritual Exercises.
His Exercises encourage the person who follows them to allow the life of Christ to interact with their own life.

His two main thrusts were:
1. always look for the 'Greater Glory of God', never be satisfied with second best;
2. 'Finding God in all things;. God is in our everyday life; we don't have to withdraw to special places to find God.

Understanding the Spiritual Exercises
Also available from St Beuno's @ £15 + postage

St Ignatius of Loyola
Personal Writings

This compliation in the Classics of Western Spirituality series, includes a detailed introduction, the Autobiography, the Spiritual Exercises, a selection from the Jesuit Constitutions and Ignatius' Spiritual Diary.

A commentary on the Spiritual Exercises by Michael Ivens SJ. Former Jesuit Tertian Master and experienced retreat giver.
This commentary is an invaluable resource for those who give the Exercises.

This volume brings together scholarly translations of the major texts by St Ignatius - the spiritual work, the exercises, the autobiography, the spiritual diary and the letters.
Compiled by Philip Endean SJ & Joseph Munitiz SJ

An accurate, modern, fairly literal translation of the Exercises by
Michael Ivens.
A hardback book printed on glossy art paper.

The Spiritual Exercises for use in daily life.
With scripture and contemporary helps.

An Inclusive Language Version of the Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius with excellent notes, by George Ganns

The Spiritual Exercises Reclaimed

The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius

Companions in Grace

Uncovering Liberating Possiblities for Women: By
Katherine Dyckman, Mary Garvin and Elizabeth Liebert

A companion to the Spritual Exercises that fully does justice to women' experience. (Kathleen Fischer)

The Dynamic of the Exercises for women today.

A new translation of the Exercises by Joseph Tetlow SJ.

Directing the Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius of Loyola.
A practical handbook for Directors, by
John C. Futrell SJ and Marian Cowan CSJ

Available from St Beuno's @ £16 + postage.

A new introduction by John Dister

Freebee:
A somewhat elderly English translation of the Exercises available free online. >>