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The Furrow, founded in 1950, is a pastoral journal which publishes articles on: Liturgy, prayer and spirituality Sexuality and social justice Reform of Church structures, including the role of women Contemporary dialogue between faith and culture Features include: Notes for preaching; Chronicle of current events; serious book reviews Editor: Ronan Drury, St Patrick’s College, Maynooth, to whom editorial correspondence should be addressed. Rates: Single copy: €2.75 (£1.90) (+ VAT €.37), postage €0.95; Annual Subscription: Republic of Ireland €50.00. Northern Ireland £35.00. Great Britain €58.00/£38.00. Foreign €65.00/$75.00/Stg£45.00; Student rate: €33.00/$43.00/£28.00 Subscriptions are payable in advance to: The Secretary, The Furrow, St Patrick’s College, Maynooth, co. Kildare, Republic of Ireland. Telephone: 7083741, fax: 7083908 (national code 01, international code +353-1). E-mail: furrow.office¤may.ie Back numbers and advertising rates are available from the Secretary.
RECENT BOOKS Luke Larson, Keeping Company with Saint Ignatius: Walking the Camino de Santiago de Compostela (Brewster: Paraclete, 2014). 978 1 6126 1519 6, pp.196, $19.99. Brendan McManus, Redemption Road: Grieving on the Camino (Dublin: Orpen, 2014). 978 1 9098 9539 3, pp.170, £12.95. St Ignatius considered himself nothing if not a pilgrim. It is unmistakable from his Autobiography that, after his conversion, Ignatius viewed the rest of his life both as an actual and as a spiritual pilgrimage. The idea of pilgrimage was so central to the spiritual experience of Ignatius, and so much at the core of his own spirituality, that he mandated an experience of pilgrimage for all novices of the Society of Jesus. His travels to visit the shrine of Our Lady at Montserrat, his journey to Jerusalem, and the original desire of the early Jesuits to return to the Holy Land all attest to this root principle of the spirituality of Ignatius. Around Europe, from Aranzazu to Loreto, Marian shrines bear markers attesting to the fact that the pilgrim Ignatius once visited. When he finally took up residence in Rome he would often still visit the tombs of the saints and martyrs, choosing to celebrate his first Mass in front of what is believed to be the original crèche where the infant Christ rested at St Mary Major, and taking the original companions to the tomb of St Paul, as a newly formed missionary order, to pronounce their vows before the great missionary of early Christianity. He often crossed paths with the great pilgrim trails of Europe in his travels and, on at least one occasion between the towns of Navarette and Logroño in Spain, Ignatius crossed paths with the Camino de Santiago as well. It is precisely because pilgrimage was so central to the life of Ignatius that it serves as a fruitful means of understanding his spirituality. Two recent books, Keeping Company with St Ignatius by Luke Larson and Redemption Road by Brendan McManus, describe how the experience of pilgrimage, especially on the pilgrim paths of Saint James, can put us in touch with the spirituality of Ignatius in a profoundly rich manner. Larson recounts a trek on the more popular French way, while McManus chronicles walking along the less populous, though starkly beautiful, Primitive and Northern paths. The experiences of pilgrimage offered by
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