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2023-09-29	Recollection at Hekima University College	Mejía Saldarriaga , Rodrigo S.J
2023-02-04	Eight Days Retreat Direction Project For the Candidates in the Religious Order	MOMENE, TANEYO Brice
2023-02-04	An Eight Days Retreat Plan for Novices Preparing for their First Vows	Gakuya, Daniel Waweru
2023-02-04	Retreat Direction by Gautier Yameogo, SJ	Yameogo, Gautier SJ
2023-02-04	30-Day Retreat To Jesuit First Year Novices by Dominic Mutunga	Mutunga, Dominic, SJ
2023-02-04	8 Days Guided Retreat Plan by Tadele Wolde Baramo	Baramo, Tadele Wolde
2023-02-04	Retreat Direction Course:	Baramo, Tadele Wolde
2023-01-28	Retreat Direction	Agnes, Twiringiyimana
2023-01-28	Spiritual Exercises by Michael Thilyang Gatkek	Gatkek, Micahel Thilyang
2020-06-17	Entretien du premier soir: (commencement de la retraite)	Livraghi, Dorino
2020-06-17	Conférence du matin du premier jour	Livraghi, Dorino
2020-06-17	Conseils pratiques pour prier chez soi	Livraghi, Dorino
2020-06-16	Mon histoire de salut	Livraghi, Dorino
2020-06-16	Pour recueillir les fruits …	Livraghi, Dorino
2002	Collaboration and Ignatian Freedom	Lefrank, Alex [ed.]
1950-05-15	Review for Religious	St. Mary’s College
1950-03-15	Review for Religious	St. Mary’s College
1950-01-15	Review for Religious	St. Mary’s College
1949-11-15	Review for Religious	St. Mary’s College
1949-09-15	Review for Religious	St. Mary’s College

The Spiritual Exercises grew out of Ignatius Loyola’s personal experience as a man seeking to grow in union with God and to discern God’s will. He kept a journal as he gained spiritual insight and deepened his spiritual experience. He added to these notes as he directed other people and discovered what “worked.” Eventually Ignatius gathered these prayers, meditations, reflections, and directions into a carefully designed framework of a retreat, which he called “spiritual exercises.” Ignatius wrote that the Exercises: “have as their purpose the conquest of self and the regulation of one’s life in such a way that no decision is made under the influence of any inordinate attachment.” He wanted individuals to undertake these exercises with the assistance of an experienced spiritual director who would help them shape the retreat and understand what they were experiencing. The book of Spiritual Exercises is a handbook to be used by the director, not by the person making the retreat.