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231–65; God as goal of, 393–97; gratitude and, 263–65; helping souls, 263, 361; Ignatian contemplation, 145–55; as an incarnational spirituality, 8–9, 390–92; “living rules,” 25, 194; on love, friendship, and human relationships, 234–65; meditation on life of Christ, 292–93; obedience and, 174, 175, 176, 266–85, 297, 304; poverty and, 174, 175, 176, 177–212; prayer traditions, 143–73 (see also Prayer); questions proper to, 7; “reflection-action-reflection,” 322, 365; resources for understanding, 19–25; riches to honors to pride and, 188–92, 294, 361; simple life, 7, 22, 136, 174–212, 238, 279; six paths to seeking God, 29–44; The Spiritual Exercises and, 21 (see also Spiritual Exercises, The); a spirituality of work, 347–63; on suffering, 285–98; summary of, 392; Two Standards and, 188–90, 207, 294–95; the way of Ignatius, 25–28; ways the “enemy” or “worst self” works in our lives, 332–36; what a spirituality is, 2

Impairing relationships, 248

Indifference. See Detachment

Ingenuity, 365–68

Inner Compass: An Invitation to Ignatian Spirituality (Silf), 63, 95, 100

In Pursuit of Love (Genovesi), 216

Islam, 81, 138

Ivens, Michael, S.J., 309, 320, 330

James, William, 18

Jay, Claude, S.J., 241

Jeremiah: 29:11, 138

Jesuit Order/Jesuits. See Society of Jesus

Jesuit Refugee Service, 195–96, 198, 277, 303

Jesuits, The: Their Spiritual Doctrine and Practice (de Guibert), 2–3

Jesuit Saints and Martyrs (Tylenda), 100

Jesus of Nazareth: “blessed are the poor in spirit,” 209–11; blind beggar and, 57–58, 340; coming to people, 85; as craftsman or carpenter, 372; desire for holiness and, 77; Fourth Week of the Spiritual Exercises and, 395–96; as friend, 108–10; imitation of, 176, 197, 207–8, 295; love of, 81–82; meditation on life of Christ, 20, 292–93, 295–98, 299–304; ministry to the poor, 203; obedience and, 267; parable of the Prodigal Son, 91; parables of, 119–20; points of entry into the life of, 300; on the poor, 196; preaching in the synagogue, 156–60; promise of “hundredfold” return, 233; as religious man, 45; the “rich young man” and, 179–80, 186; rules to disciples, 135; Second Week of the Exercises and, 147; Sermon on the Mount, 205; on sinfulness and the Good Samaritan, 89–90; speaking to on the cross (colloquy), 168; story of the storm at sea, 147; suffering of, 294, 295–98; Third Week of the Spiritual Exercises and, 295–98; unmarried state of, 224; “vowed life” and emulation of, 176; weeping, 300; as the Word made flesh (incarnation), 8, 119; words after the Resurrection, 223

Job, Book of: 10:1, 123

Jogues, St. Isaac, 25, 271, 296–97

John, Gospel of: 9:2, 287; 14:9, 163

John III, King of Portugal, 249, 250

John of the Cross, St., 66

John Paul II, Pope, 274, 362

Johnson, Elizabeth, C.S.J., 137

Joseph, St., 373

Journaling, 170

Joyce, James, 4

Juana, regent of Spain, 214

Julius III, Pope, 22

Kane, Jim, S.J., 106

Kavanaugh, John, S.J., 182

Keating, Thomas, O.C.S.O., 165

Keenan, James F., S.J., 89–90, 258

Kennedy, John F., 280

King, Martin Luther, Jr., 44, 45

1 Kings: 19:12, 133, 356

2 Kings: 5:1–19, 67–68

Knowing oneself, 339–40. See also Identity; Vocation

Kolodiejchuk, Brian, M.C., 139

Kolvenbach, Peter-Hans, S.J., 98

La Colombière, St. Claude, S.J., 165, 378

Laínez, Diego, S.J., 17, 240–41

Langford, Jeremy, 349

Last Days of Judas Iscariot, The, 39–40

Lectio divina, 155–62; action, 159–60; alternate method, 160–62; finding time for, 350; four-step process, 156–60; meaning of, 155; meditation, 157–58; prayer, 158–59; reading, 156–57

Lee, Peggy, 64

Leonard, Richard, S.J., 137, 142, 290–92

Lewis, C. S., 70, 190

Liebert, Elizabeth, 58

Listening: compassionate, 227–28; “faith sharing” and, 254–58; for God’s voice, 126–29, 356; Ignatius Loyola on, 257; obedience as, 267–71

“Living rules,” 25, 194

Loneliness, 130–31, 133–34, 226, 301–2

Lonsdale, David, 309, 316, 320, 345, 351

Lord, Daniel, S.J., 210

Lord of the Rings (Tolkein), 189

Love: chastity and, 216, 217–23, 227–30, 270; commitment and, 224; six chaste acts of love, 227–30; freedom and detachment and, 223, 229;