The Life of Saint Ignatius

The life of St Ignatius was 1491 to 1556. He was born in Bertrand Onaz Loyola and Dona Marina Sanchez Delicana and got married in 1467. Ingnatuis' father died at the age of 16, and there was no record of mother's birth or death. It is unknown whether St. Ignatius knows what he saw his mother. The reason for this belief is that he is an ordinary woman living in one of the villages, her name is Maria Garin. His grandfather Don Juan Perez de Onaz marries Dona Sancha, one of which is Belran, the father of St Ignatius, and two daughters.

St. Ignatius, along with Saint Pauli Cap of Smyrna, was a disciple of the Apostle John theologian. As a bishop of Antioch, St Ignatius is eager to build a Christian church. I thank him for singing the song during the church's worship (2 choirs) for him. He saw the heavenly angels admire God alternately and separate the church choir as they follow this example. In the time of persecution he was the source of the power of the soul of his flock. And I was keen to suffer for Christ.

It is said that he was born in Syria in the middle of the first century, and Ignatius was personally directed by the Apostle St. John - and another future martyr, St. Polycape. When Ignatius became the bishop of Antioch in about 70 years, he accepted the leadership of the local church, according to the tradition he was led by Saint Peter for the first time before moving to Rome. Saint Peter handed over the pope 's advantage to Roman bishops, not Antioch, but this city played an important role in the early church life. It is in Turkey today, the major city of the Roman Empire, and the place where Jesus was taught and resurrected was originally called "Christian."

On the way to Rome, St. Ignatius visited several churches, where he taught and led Christians. In addition, I wrote 7 letters of Ephesus, Magnesia, Trelles, Rome, Philadelphia, Smyrna. He also wrote a letter to St. Polynap and mentioned a series of letters from St. Ignatius (Chapter 13). St. Ireneus of Lyon quoted a letter from St Ignatius to the Romans (against legend 5: 28: 4). All these letters survived to this day

Ignatius was blessed by Pope Paul V on July 27th, 1609, and was crowned as a saint by Pope Gregory XV on March 12, 1622. His festival is celebrated on 31 July every year when he died. St. Ignatius is known as the Catholic soldier, the military president of the Philippines, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore, the Basque Country, and the patron saint of his regional town. Ignatius is still a strongly respected heritage. Among the facilities of St Ignatius, the most famous are the St. Ignatius Cathedral built in the Basque Country of Spain. It is next to the house of Azpeitia. The house itself is an art museum harmonized with the complex of the cathedral. In addition, he has worldwide influence and influences many Jesuit schools and educational institutions around the world.