This is PIP, Peregrino Ignatian Path.

Introduction C.

Making Decisions in Peace.

In nomi Patrice et fiddi, it spritu santi, amen.

The sushi pay by St. Ignatius of Loyola.

Take Lord, receive all my liberty, my memory, my my understanding and my entire will all I have

and call my own you have given all to me to you Lord I return it everything is yours do with

it what you will give me only your love and your grace. That is enough for me.

And no many patrice Sifiri, it's feeding to Santi. Amen.

And I will include that Sushipay prayer of St. Ignatius of Loyola in the show notes.

Probably just this time, not in future times, but you may want to memorize it.

So you can join me for the future prayer, since we will start every PIP with that.

Okay, intro A to this series was about why even a pre-Vatican 2 Pope explained that the best spiritual exercises for the soul

of the Christian come from St. Ignatius of Loyola. Now, introduction B of Peregrino-Ignation

Paths. That was the last podcast.

That explained for you rule number 23 of thinking with the church.

That is, everything you get in prayer should and must be subject to the traditional magisterium of the Catholic Church.

Now, if you're listening to this podcast, you're probably already convinced of both of

those, A, that this is worth listening to, and B, why your feelings

get subjected or should be subjected to the Magisterium. But today is going to be my favorite

to explain to you because today is called making decisions in peace. And again, if you haven't

heard intro A and B, you really need to listen to those two to understand the parameters for making

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