Ignatius de Loyola

Ignatius de Loyola Ignatius de Loyola was born in 1491 at Azpeitia in Guipuzcoa in the Basque Country in northern Spain. He is the youngest child of 13 children. When Ignatius was 16 years old, he was sent to Van Velázquez, treasurer of the Kingdom of Castile. As he became one of the Velázquez families, he was often in the courtroom, he likes to be there, especially women. He is addicted to gambling and participation. In May, 1521, Ignacios was 30 years old.

Loyola's St Ignatius (Basque: Ignazio Loiolakoa; Spanish: Ignacio de Loyola; Latin: Ignatius de Loyola; October 23, 1491 - July 31, 1556) is a Catholic priest and a god of the Basque Spanish people I am a scholar. He founded a religious group called Association Jesus (Jesus) and in 1541 he became his first president in Paris. The Jesuit Order served the Pope as a missionary, and they were detained by the Supreme Petal Oath. Therefore, they became an important force during the anti-revolution period.

Ignatius of Loyola was born in the Basque nobleman of the castle of the Azpeitia family. He is the youngest child of 13 children of Beltran de Loyola and Marina Saenz de Licona. Since his childhood, Ignatius was fascinated by the dreams of knights and adventure. His father showed courage in the last year of Reconquista, and Christians took Spain back from the Moors. When the discoverer made a second expedition to the New World, his eldest son Juan departed with Columbus. With these models, it is no wonder Ignatius is keen to sacrifice himself for the great king, serve faithfully beautiful women, and to beat immortal fame in front of the world.

Ignatius was born in the ancestral castle of Loyolas in the basque region of Gipuzkoa. Ignatius became the service page of JuanVelázquezdeCuéllar, head of the Castile kingdom, in 1506, as a youngest nobleman and wealthy family. In 1517, Ignatius became a knight of another relative, Antonio Mannic della, Duke of Nazera, Governor of Navarra, and fulfilled the military and diplomatic mission. While Protecting Pamplona Castle from the French Army, Ignacias was hit by a shell on May 20, 1521, causing a severe fracture and damage to the left leg in the right leg. This incident ended the first phase of his life, during which he himself admitted that "I am blessed with vanity in the world and his main pleasure lies in military exercises trying to gain reputation" ( Autobiography, 1)