What interior threats to freedom did St. Ignatius of Loyola have to hurdle?

Answer 1

Roman Catholic AnswerIgnatius led a rather wild life in his youth, as he was brought up at Court, although he had no official function there. After that he went into the army and was wounded severely and had to undergo several very painful operations to restore the use of his leg. During his convalescence he did a lot of reading, mostly of a religious nature as that is all that could be found and he found himself day dreaming of adventures and ladies. It was only when he was day dreaming about rivaling the saints in virtue that he was satisfied, all the other dreams left him dissatisfied. As he had been a very careful youth, and then young man in the world, I imagine that his settling on a religious vocation curtailed his freedom quite a lot.

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Answer 2

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