Sus ejercicios de contemplación no buscan la reflexión intelectual, sino el para permitir la experiencia del encuentro con lo divino.
(Budapest, 1927 - 2021) fue un sacerdote jesuita de origen húngaro que pasó gran parte de su vida en Argentina y Alemania. En el año 1976, durante la dictadura militar argentina, Jalics fue secuestrado junto al también sacerdote Orlando Yorio y confinado a cinco meses de cautiverio bajo condiciones inhumanas.
The phrase "Últimos Ejercicios de Contemplación" refers to the mature synthesis of Jalics' lifelong work. While his seminal book Contemplative Retreat (published in Spanish as Ejercicios de contemplación: Introducción a la oración contemplativa y a la vía de la iniciación ) remains the foundational textbook, his final years were dedicated to refining this process into its purest form. Key themes of his final contemplative teachings include:
Many library systems offer digital lending through apps like Libby or Hoopla. If your local library does not have his books in Spanish, you can often request an interlibrary loan.
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: Jesuit retreat centers, spirituality journals, and theological libraries frequently publish open-access articles, summaries, and guided audio sessions based directly on Jalics' Gries method.
In his final years and writings, Jalics emphasized radical simplification. He stripped away any remaining spiritual ambition or complex techniques. His "last exercises" focus intensely on:
The material often searched for under this title typically refers to:
