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    I applied to Saint Ignatius College Prep for many reasons. One of the reasons is the leadership skills that are given to the school. When I shadow there at the end of the day seniors came and talked to us about the school. There was a teacher there, but the students were the leaders of the conversation. This experience should me that Ignatius is a place where they teach students how to be leaders! I have always wanted to learn how to be a leader from anywhere from being a captain of a team to be

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    Ignatius Sancho was a Black Briton of African descent, who grew up as a house slave in England; employed as the butler to the powerful Montagu family. He was amongst the many influential English composers of classical music during the eighteenth–century who contributed so much in talent, creativity, and style. He managed to reveal his feelings and insights in his pieces. During his lifetime, he managed to remain forever intellectually stimulated, pleasingly honest and open, and amiable. As a

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    What really resonates with me about St. Ignatius is that he sets an example that anyone can truly make something of himself or herself. Today, if you were to look at his actions in his early-life, he would be described as a troublesome being. Although he might of started off a little rough in life, he turned himself around and became notable figure. Not only is he forever in our textbooks, but he has assisted in conveying to the world the importance of education. Not that he taught spiritual education

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    Ignatius of Antioch was a key figure in the development and defending of orthodox thought in the beginnings of Christianity. He was a fierce purveyor of orthodox thought in the Middle East. Sentenced to death for his Christian beliefs, Ignatius wrote seven letters on his way to Rome to be eaten by beasts. These seven letters offered encouragement, instruction, and inspiration to the Christians in communities he passed through. His “Letter to the Magnesians” is the second shortest of all his letters

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    impacting other people and their life. Ignatius Loyola is considered a mover and shaker because his actions and teaching are still present in the future generations. Body 1 - set the context Topic sentence - Ignatius Loyola lived in a time of significant events, which impacted and reformed the church and the world. Ignatius Loyola is the youngest child out of thirteen, born to Don Beltrán Ibáñez de Oñaz y Loyola and Doña Marina Sáenz de Licona y Balda. Ignatius Loyola is a spanish priest and theologian

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    easily recognize St. Ignatius of Loyola, its founder, and his most important work, the Spiritual Exercises. However, when we are asked to mention Christianity’s most notable mystics, names like St. Teresa of Avila, St. John of the Cross or St. Gertrude the Great come to light, but St. Ignatius is seldom considered. In fact, it just takes a simple internet search to notice that his name does not make it in many lists of church mystics. This work proposes to present St Ignatius of Loyola’s mystical

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    Ignatius de Loyola Ignatius de Loyola was born in 1491 in Azpeitia in the Basque province of Guipuzcoa in northern Spain. He was the youngest of thirteen children. When Ignatius turned sixteen years old, he was sent to be a page to Juan Velazquez, the treasurer of the kingdom of Castile. Since he became one of the Velazquez households, he was often at court and he liked to be there, especially with the ladies. He became addicted to gambling and engaging in. In May of 1521, Ignatius was

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    Ignatius of Loyola Biography Ignatius of Loyola was born on October 23 1491 in Azpeitia, Spain. Ignatius was the youngest of thirteen children. He was raised by the local blacksmith’s wife as he mother died. He was set on a journey to be a knight when he was young. He fought as first Superior General in the battle against the French in 1521. He got seriously injured and underwent many surgeries. Throughout the recovery Ignatius he went through a spiritual conversion and dedicated his life to be

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    Saint Ignatius has had a major impact on the Christian faith. For one, St. Ignatius founded the religious order called the Society of Jesus. He was a holy saint that would later serve as a role model to the faith. The artist is trying to express the correlation of St. Ignatius and God. Also, to depict that God is all around us. The statue communicates the experience one receives while connecting with God. The desired effect of the statue displays how the faith benefits people and instills Christian

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    Ignatius of Loyola: Ignatius of Loyola was a Spanish knight from a local noble family , hermit, priest since 1537, and theologian who founded the Society of Jesus (Jesuits), and on April 19, 1541 became the first Superior General. Manresa: This is the capital of Comarca of Bages, located in the geographic center of Catalonia, Spain, and crossed by the river Cardener. This was also the city that Ignatius of Loyola stopped at on his first pilgrimage. Company/Society of Jesus: The Society of Jesus

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