He was injured in the Battle of Pamplona, after which he experienced a vision of the Virgin Mary and prayed in a cave near Manresa, experiences which formed the basis of a pedagogical work divided into four thematic "weeks".
This man once spent time in a common prison chained by the foot to his companion Calisto, and in Paris he was defended from calumnious charges by Matthieu Ory. Peter Faber was a disciple of this man, who drew lifelong inspiration from Ludolph of Saxony's Vita Christi. His major work advocates allowing the soul to "free itself from all inordinate affections" and promotes the use of the "general examen of conscience". He was injured in the Battle of Pamplona, after which he experienced a vision of the Virgin Mary and prayed in a cave near Manresa, experiences which formed the basis of a pedagogical work divided into four thematic "weeks". This patron saint of soldiers coined the phrase "Ad maiorem Dei gloriam", or "for the greater glory of God". This teacher of Francis Xavier wrote the Spiritual Exercises. For 10 points, identify this first Superior General of the Jesuits, a Spanish saint.
This man once spent time in a common prison chained by the foot to his companion Calisto, and in Paris he was defended from calumnious charges by Matthieu Ory.
St. Ignatius of Loyola [or Ignacio de Loyola; or Iñigo Loiolakoa]