Keywords
temporal king
ignatian spirituality
discernment
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Abstract
This paper shows some traits of the interior pilgrimage of blessed Peter Faber, first companion of Ignatius of Loyola and first priest of the Society of Jesus. His life was a generous response to the calling of the Eternal King, which he heard in his experience of the Spiritual Exercises, made under the direction of Ignatius himself. Thanks to his own testimony consigned in his Memorial, to other writings of his authorship and the study about his life, his interior pilgrimage is shown.
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