Ignatius

There you are, boy.

Come over here.

There is, perhaps, one more thing that Inigo learned when he came home from the Holy Land that might be helpful to you.

Perhaps it might benefit you to hear the rest of the story?

It would be a blessing indeed, Father.

When Inigo left to go back to Loyola, he was confident that he had a deep knowledge of spiritual things.

By abandoning his own desire, even for something great like martyrdom, to be obedient, he began to trust deeply that Christ was directing him.

Now that his dream of living and dying in the Holy Land came to an end, he began to walk a different path.

He wanted to share what he had learned with others as much as he could.

Oh, praise God!

He's casting out demons like Christ!

We should follow him!

Did you take his advice?

Inigo, unfortunately, was still sorting out the difference between vainglory and love of God.

He wanted to do great things for the greater glory of God, but his ability to discern God's will was still being developed.

So you took the main road.

Yes, Inigo took the main road.

Inigo knew that he was in trouble.

He decided to try something new.

Something new?