The Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius of Loyola

IntroductionNotesPremiseFundamental PrincipleA Daily Particular Examination of ConscienceA General Examination of ConscienceGeneral Confession and CommunionFirst Week:First Exercise: The Triple SinSecond Exercise: My own SinsThird Exercise: A Repetition of the First and Second Exercises with Three ColloquiesFourth Exercise: A Resumption of the Third ExerciseFifth Exercise: A Meditation on HellAdditional PracticesNotesSecond Week:The KingFirst Day, First Contemplation: The IncarnationSecond Contemplation: The NativityThird Contemplation: RepetitionFourth Contemplation: RepetitionFifth Contemplation: An Application of the Senses to the First and Second ContemplationsNotesSecond Day and Third DayIntroduction to an Examination of Different States of LifeFourth Day: Meditation on Two StandardsThree Groups of MenFifth Day to Seventh DayEighth Day to Twelfth DayNotesThree Ways of SubjectionThe Making of a DecisionThird Week:First Contemplation: The Last SupperSecond Contemplation: The GardenNtoesSecond Day to Fifth DaySixth Day to Seventh DayRules for achieving Self-Control in the future with regard to EatingFourth Week:First Contemplation: The ResurrectionNotesContemplation for Achieving LoveThree Ways of PrayingEvents of the Life of our Lord ChristRules for distinguishing between Different Spiritual InfluencesAlmsgivingAbout ScruplesThe Mind of the Church