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IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF IGNATIUS - A PILGRIMAGE
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October 31-November 12, 2013
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You will travel from the birthplace of St Ignatius
in Loyola, in the Basque country of Spain, through the cities where
his life changed - Pamplona and Manresa to the rooms where he worked
as the founder and first superior general of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits)
in Rome.
Travelling in the Footsteps of Ignatius the Pilgrim, will give you an
opportunity to focus on what made the man tick and how he developed
a spirituality which has stood the test of time. Consider how the upbringing
and life of Ignatius affected his Spiritual Exercises and what later
became known as Ignatian Spirituality.
The pilgrimage is led by the Director of St Beuno's,
Fr. Birchall SJ who will give a series of evening presentations on Ignatius.
These talks will link Ignatius his upbringing, personality and his time,
and see how these elements coloured the Spiritual Exercises.
13-day three centre Pilgrimage
The pilgrimage has three stages:
Four nights in Loyola, four in Manresa and four in Rome.
Cost of £1,200 includes:
- Full board accommodation in Loyola and Manresa
(Some days we have a packed lunch and lunch is extra on the
day of travel across Spain in luxury coach)
- Half-board accommodation in single en-suited
rooms in Rome
- Single Rooms with en-suite facilities
- Transfers to and from airports in Spain and
Italy
- Excursions to Montserrat, Barcelona, Pamplona
and Xavier.
- Entrance fees to Holy
House in Loyola, Seo/Church Manresa, Vatican Museum, St Ignatius'
Rooms, Rome
- Train to La Storta Rome
Double Room reduction of £50
ITINERARY in PICTURES
A WALKING PILGRIMAGE
This pilgrimage includes much walking up and downhill
and taking in steps. The walking is mainly in towns and on streets,
so good comfortable walking shoes are necessary. We walk for
over an hour at a stretch in Rome. The pilgrimage is therefore
not suitable for people with walking difficulties or who cannot manage
to walk at a normal healthy adult walking speed. This walking enables
us to join more faithfully with Ignatius and capture much of the atmosphere
of places where he lived.
"WE HOPE TO ...?"
We need special permission for much of the itinerary.
Over the four years we have been running these pilgrimages we have
usually obtained access to most of the places advertised, but we are
dependent upon places being open, not being under major repair or
booked for major events - or the Jesuit superior General being in
Rome and not too busy to see us, the boys Choir of Montserrat not
being on tour. This is why the phrase 'We hope to...'
is included in the itinerary above.
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