THE GOOD NEWS IN IGNATIAN RETREATS - HENRYK DZIADOSZ SJ

Discover the depth of Ignatian spirituality with the book "The Good News in Ignatian Retreats" by Henryk Dziadosz SJ. This inspiring publication introduces the world of the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola, offering a unique perspective on the search for happiness and a deep understanding of oneself and the love of God.

• Deeper understanding of oneself through meditations and contemplations.
• Discovering the love of God revealed in Jesus Christ.
• Growth and development in the Ignatian spirit.
• Inspiring reflections based on the Gospel.
• Practical advice for everyday life.
• Spiritual transformation inspired by the experience of St. Ignatius.
• Excellent proposition for people who want to deepen their faith.

The Ignatian retreats, based on the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola, are a path to a deeper understanding of oneself and the relationship with God. The author, Henryk Dziadosz SJ, emphasizes finding the Good News in all aspects of meditation and contemplation, which makes this book extremely valuable for anyone who wants to develop spiritually.

This book is the result of many years of experience and reflections of the author, who passionately shares his knowledge of Ignatian spirituality. Thanks to it, the reader can better understand how to find happiness and fulfillment in life, following the teachings of St. Ignatius. It is an excellent proposition for those who are looking for inspiration and practical tips for spiritual growth.

Published by Edycja Świętego Pawła, the book "The Good News in Ignatian Retreats" is a must-have for all who want to deepen their faith and develop in the Ignatian spirit. It contains 232 pages full of inspiring reflections and practical tips that will help you find the Good News in every aspect of your life. The 206x147 mm format makes the book handy and easy to take with you on a journey.

St. Ignatius of Loyola, like each of us, sought happiness on various paths of his life. After being wounded in the battle of Pamplona, God granted him the grace of spiritual transformation. Then he began to write down his reflections, which became the basis of the Spiritual Exercises, also known as Ignatian retreats. Their goal is to get to know oneself and the love of God revealed in Jesus Christ, which makes this book extremely valuable for anyone seeking spiritual growth.