Ignatius and His Journey

A traveler who is on a journey to a holy place is called a (a)   .

The feast day of St. Ignatius is celebrated every (a)   .

Two of Ignatius' most important companions were Peter Faber and (a)   .

St. Ignatius was born in (a)   , Spain.

Ignatius was inspired to spiritual conversion by reading the books, "The Life of Christ" and "Flowers of the (a)   ".

Before his conversion, St. Ignatius was a (a)   .

Ignatius was hit by a cannon ball during siege that broke his leg in this city.

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This is where Ignatius recovered from battle wounds and experienced the beginnings of his conversion.

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This is where Ignatius hanged up his sword and his dagger in a church, at the altar of the Blessed Virgin and resolved to devoting himself to a spiritual life.

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This is where Ignatius developed his well-known Spiritual Exercises.

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