Being A Jesuit In Renaissance Italy: Biographical Writing The Early Global Age Camilla Russell Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία History General

A New History Illuminates The Society Of Jesus In Its First Century From Perspective Those Who Knew It Best: Early Jesuits Themselves Was Established 1540 That Followed Thousands Sought To Become And Pursue Vocations Religious Service Teaching Missions Drawing On Scores Unpublished Biographical Documents Housed At Roman Jesuit Archive Camilla Russell Lives Joined Building Together Cultural Presence Remains Influential World Over Tracing Life Italian Provinces Distant Sheds Light Impact Inner Workings Documentary Record Reveals Textual Network Among Individual Members Inspired By Ignatius Loyola’s Spiritual Exercises Took Stock Both Quotidian Experiences Their Own Records Which Reflect Community Where Worldly Divine Overlapped Echoing Society’s Foundational Writings Believed Each Jesuit’s Personal Strengths Inclinations Offered Unique Contribution Whole—An Attitude Helps Explain Widespread Appeal Days Focusing Jesuits’ Words Being Renaissance Italy Offers Lens Spirituality Identity Global Exchange What Emerges Is Kind Genetic Code—A Thread Connecting Key Works Generations As Exists Today Σελίδες: 280 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0503 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm