IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA AND THE SPIRITUALITY OF THE EAST

Discover a fascinating journey into the depths of Eastern spirituality in the context of the teachings of Ignatius of Loyola. Thomas Špidlík, a prominent expert on the subject, invites you to reflect on the Spiritual Exercises in the light of the teachings of Eastern mystics, ascetics, and hermits. This is a unique opportunity to understand the depth of Christian universalism and find new perspectives in spiritual development.

• Reading the Spiritual Exercises in the light of Eastern teachings
• Analysis of the teachings of Eastern hermits and ascetics
• Understanding the mystics of Greece, Syria, and Russia
• Reflection on Christian universalism
• Fruitful reflections in the spirit of John Paul II's meetings with the Orthodox Church
• 216 pages full of inspiration
• Format 197x127 mm - ideal for reading on the go

The book "Ignatius of Loyola and the Spirituality of the East" is an attempt to connect two distant worlds of spirituality. Based on his in-depth knowledge, Thomas Špidlík analyzes the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius of Loyola, comparing them with the teachings of Eastern mystics and ascetics. It is a fascinating journey that allows you to rediscover the richness of the Christian heritage and understand its universal dimension.

The author, Thomas Špidlík, was an outstanding theologian and expert on Eastern spirituality. His works are characterized by deep erudition and the ability to connect different religious traditions. Thanks to his analysis, the reader can better understand both the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius of Loyola and the teachings of Eastern mystics. This is a book that inspires reflection and spiritual development.

WAM Publishing House, known for publishing valuable items in the fields of theology and spirituality, gives readers a book that will surely enrich their spiritual lives. "Ignatius of Loyola and the Spirituality of the East" is a must-read for all those who want to explore the secrets of spirituality and understand its universal dimension. Together with the author, we would like to wish readers fruitful reflections in the spirit of Christian universalism, which are so necessary after John Paul II's meetings with the Orthodox Church.

The softcover book is comfortable to use and ideal for taking on a trip. The 197x127 mm format makes it easy to fit in a bag or backpack. The number of pages (216) guarantees a rich and inspiring read. The year of publication (2001) proves that it is a proven and valued item by readers.