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Mamá Antula: la beata de los ejercicios espirituales desde la mirada de los jesuitas desterrados.

When in 1767 Charles III of Spain expelled the Jesuits, a devout woman: Maria Antonia de San José, continued their work focusing on the realization of the Ignatian Spiritual Exercises along the Province of Paraguay. We analyze in this easy the inluence of these religious on her missionary activity a...

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Publicado en:Scripta no. 8; pp. 257 - 268
Autor principal: FERNÁNDEZ ARRILLAGA, INMACULADA
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Scripta 2016
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        When in 1767 Charles III of Spain expelled the Jesuits, a devout woman: Maria Antonia de San José, continued their work focusing on the realization of the Ignatian Spiritual Exercises along the Province of Paraguay. We analyze in this easy the inluence of these religious on her missionary activity and the comments they wrote during their exile.
        Cuando en 1767 Carlos III expulsó a los jesuitas, una beata: Mª Antonia de San José, asumió la responsabilidad de continuar con la labor de estos religiosos, centrándose en la realización de los Ejercicios Espirituales al modo de San Ignacio por la Provincia de Paraguay. Analizamos aquí la inluencia de estos jesuitas en su actividad misional y algunos de los comentarios que hicieron durante su exilio.
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