The Letters of Saint Ignatius

The Letters of Saint Ignatius are a series of personal writings authored by Saint Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuits, around the early 16th century. These letters were sent to friends, church leaders, and religious communities to encourage unity, faith, and service. They emphasize the importance of inner discernment, humility, and dedication to God's will. The letters reflect Ignatius's spiritual insights and practical guidance, fostering a deeper understanding of how to live a committed Christian life and promote spiritual growth within the Church.