The Dialectic of the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola : by Gaston Fessard S.J. (Jesuit Studies)

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The Dialectic of the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola : by Gaston Fessard S.J. (Jesuit Studies)

Colbert, James (EDT)/ Blanchette, Oliva (EDT)

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Full Description

Gaston Fessard, S.J. (1897-1978), was a major mid-twentieth century French intellectual. He was a Hegel expert, but also wrote on issues of the day ranging from the Vichy regime to Christian-Marxist dialogue. The product of several decades of reflection, Fessard's work on the Dialectic of the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola is the only one of its kind, a careful and penetrating study into the structure and tension of life-changing choices that Ignatius had in mind in his four week spiritual exercises. The Exercises insist on the way of making a spiritual Election, or choice in keeping with God's will for oneself and for the Christian community at a particular moment in one's existence.

Thoughts on the Dialectic of the Spiritual Exercises

Oliva Blanchette and James Colbert

List of Figures

Preface

Postscript

Introduction

1 Division of the Exercises

1 How to Make the Four Weeks Coincide with the Three Ways?

2 Deduction of the Divisions of the Exercises

part 1: Before the Act of Freedom

2 Positing Non-being: Week One

3 Negation of the Positing of Non-being: Week Two

1 The Three Degrees of Humility

Part 2: Passage from the Before to the After

Introduction to Part 2

4 The Election

1 Preamble to the Election

2 Introduction concerning the Things about Which Election Must Be Made

3 The Three Times of the Election

4 Two Ways of Making Election in the Third Time (Numbers 178-188)

5 For the Amendment and Reform of One's Own Life and Condition (Number 189)

Part 3: After the Act of Freedom

Introduction to Part 3

5 Exclusion of All Non-being: Third Week

1 The Growth of the Exclusion of Non-being

2 Passage from the Third to the Fourth Moment: Triduum Mortis

3 Application to the Act of Freedom

6 Positing of Being: Fourth Week

1 Application to the Act of Freedom

2 Growth of the Positing of the Being

3 The Disappearance of the Positing of Being: Ascension

Conclusion: The Contemplatio Ad Amorem Obtinendum

1 First Point

2 Second Point

3 Third Point

4 Fourth Point

5 Suscipe

Circularity of the Exercises and Circularity of Absolute Knowledge: From Ignatius to Hegel through Hölderlin

Afterword

1 Essay on Constructing a Geometrical Scheme of the Exercises

2 Division of the Exercises

3 Perspectives

Appendix: Rules for the Discernment of Spirits

1 Rules for the First Week (Numbers 313-327)

2 Rules for the Second Week (Numbers 328-336)

Further Study of the Ignatian Maxim

Haec sit prima agendorum regula: sic Deo fide, quasi rerum successus omnis a te, nihil a Deo ponderet; ita tamen iis omnem operam admove, quasi tu nihil, Deus omnia solus sit facturus

Section 1: Sources of the Traditional Maxim

Section 2: Structure of Maxim Number 2

Section 3: The Objections against the Traditional Maxim

Section 4: The Secret of These Objections

Figures

Figures 1-10

Figures 14-19

Figures 20-29

Elogium Sepulcrale

Index