The section discussing the distribution of alms is followed by a chapter on the temptations of the enemy and the importance of understanding "scruples."  Another section of this work details the "three types of men" and the "three kinds of humility."  It advocates a position that "the intimate understanding and relish of truth" derives from self discovery rather than being preached at.  This work was first printed as a Latin translation by Andre des Freux known as the versio vulgata, though the bulk of this 1548 work was written during a retrea
The section discussing the distribution of alms is followed by a chapter on the temptations of the enemy and the importance of understanding "scruples."  Another section of this work details the "three types of men" and the "three kinds of humility."  It advocates a position that "the intimate understanding and relish of truth" derives from self discovery rather than being preached at.  This work was first printed as a Latin translation by Andre des Freux known as the versio vulgata, though the bulk of this 1548 work was written during a retreat at Manresa. Containing such sections as "The Kingdom of Christ" and "The Two Standards," it is divided into "weeks" and outlines a regimen of meditation that its author deemed central to the establishment of the Society of Jesus.  For 10 points, identify this pedagogical work by St. Ignatius of Loyola.
The section discussing the distribution of alms is followed by a chapter on the temptations of the enemy and the importance of understanding "scruples."  
Spiritual Exercises [accept Loyola's Exercises]