A Perspective from Tradition

Fr. Jeffery Jambon—WATCH an interview with the author

Under divine inspiration, St. Ignatius of Loyola wrote his Spiritual Exercises between 1522 and 1524. This set of Catholic meditations is highly regarded by the Church and have sanctified thousands upon thousands of souls through their promotion by the Jesuit Order and others. The effectiveness of the Ignatian Exercises to sanctify souls—and thereby apostolically spreading the Social Reign of Christ the King—has been so great, that they were specifically extolled by Popes Pius XI and Pius XII.

In this book, Fr. Jeffery Jambon (an experienced retreat master), gives his thoughts—written in a simple conversation style—on the meditations of the Spiritual Exercises, and how their traditionalist perspective practically apply to our modern situation. Such as, the discernment of spirits: is that impulse from God or elsewhere? What choice in life should I pursue?

In Fr. Jambon’s own words (from his Foreword):

Here presented, is a little fruit of prayer that may be useful to anyone who wishes to use it. I have directed these meditations and others similar to these to the laity over the years. I have seen, at first hand, how hearts have been touched by the dynamics of the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola, Founder of the Society of Jesus.

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