Philip Endean, ‘The Ignatian Spirituality of The Way’, 7–21

Ignatian sources bear witness to a spirituality of movement, of continual discovery, of ‘the way’. This converges strikingly with contemporary developments in the study of spirituality. It is from this convergence that The Way draws inspiration and energy.

James Alison, ‘On Receiving an Inheritance: Confessions of a Former Marginaholic’, 22–33

James Alison’s personal story reveals much about how the marginalised are prone to self-deception, but even more about how God’s love is untouched by such manipulative behaviour. Our inheritance is assured.

Barbara Hendricks, ‘The Impact of Transition’, 34–43

Michael Sievernich, ‘Jesuit Theologies of Mission’, 44–57

Simão Rodrigues, ‘Guidelines for Pilgrims: Coimbra, Portugal 1546’, 58–70

How early Jesuit recruits would live out the spirituality of the Exercises by going on a pilgrimage.

Mario Scaduto, ‘The Early Jesuits and the Road’, 71–84

Thomas Hughson, ‘September 11 and Christian Spirituality in the United States’, 85–97