This major volume in Crossroad's library of Jesuit Spirituality is a reprint of an essential work on Loyola's spiritual direction for women, brought back by popular demand. Hugo Rahner selects important documents from Loyola's own hand and offers his own eloquent interpretation of Loyola and the meaning of his spiritual insights for today. This revealing volume shows the depth and breadth of Loyola's relations with women--as spiritual directees, donors, and intellectual confidants.
