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It outlines key dates for opening, central celebration, and concluding, and highlights the IV centenary of canonization and the 71st Congregation of Procurators. 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Together with our friends and the whole Church, the universal Society wants to remember that privileged moment when the Holy Spirit inspired Ignatius of Loyola in his decision to follow Christ, and to deepen our understanding of this pilgrim way in order to ‘draw fruit’ from it.  \nTo this end, the Ignatian year will open on the 20th of May 2021 (anniversary of the injury at Pamplona) . It will conclude on the 31st of July 2022. The 12th of March 2022 will be its centre, marking the IV centenary of the canonization of St Ignatius with St Francis Xavier, St Teresa of Jesus, St Isidore Labrador and St Philip Neri.  \nIt is also my intention to convoke the 71st Congregation of Procurators in the normal way. This will take place in Loyola (Spain) between the 16th and the 22nd of May 2022. It will be preceded by eight days of the Spiritual Exercises for the members of the Congregation. I propose to officially convoke the 71st Congregation of Procurators on the 15th of January 2021 so that Provincial Congregations can be completed by the 15th of December 2021.  \nIt is my desire that at the heart of this Ignatian year we would hear the Lord calling us, and we would allow him to work our conversion inspired by the personal experience of Ignatius. During his convalescence in Loyola (1521-1522) in the Autobiography Ignatius tells us that,‘thus his brother and all the others of the house knew from the change outwardly that there had been a change in his soul inwardly.’ (10) ‘They suspected that he wanted to make a very great change.’ Already in Manresa Ignacio asks, ‘what new life is this, that is now beginning?’  \n(21) Further on in the Autobiography Ignatius, recognising this, says that he had come to see‘everything in a new way.’ (30) . The Universal Apostolic Preferences (2019-2029) have confirmed the call to our personal, community, and institutional conversion, which is necessary for our greater spiritual and apostolic freedom and adaptability. Let us take this opportunity to let God transform our life-mission, according to his will.  \nJust as he arrives at Manresa desiring to make a pilgrimage to the Holy Land, Ignatius makes the spiritual journey of every convert, of everyone in search of God. This is also true for us today. Therefore, the motto of our celebration is, ‘To see all things new in Christ.’ It highlights that this year is also an opportune time for us to ‘be renewed’ by the Lord himself. The Spiritual Exercises which the Pilgrim begins to compose would become one of the most important fruits of his continuing conversion, a legacy to all humanity, a privileged instrument  \nto show the way to God. As Pope Francis insisted when he confirmed the Universal Apostolic Preferences, ‘they assume as fundamental condition the Jesuit’s relationship with the Lord, personal and community le of prayer and discernment.’1  \nThe poverty which Ignacio will begin to practice, as well as his personal friendship with the poor and the help he offered them, is one the great signs of the change in his life. I am convinced that this is one of the most urgent calls to the Society of Jesus in our times; it is a clear invitation to us to come closer to the Lord’s own way of life. The Ignatian year 2021- 2022, will therefore be for us a privileged occasion to hear the cry of the poor, the excluded, and those whose dignity has not been respected, in all the diverse social and cultural circumstances in which we live and work. It is a listening which moves our hearts and compels us to draw closer to the poor, to walk with them in seeking justice and reconciliation. A dimension of our conversion that the Spirit invites us to live this year, is to discern in common how we ","cbCaiahg2q3c4w4h","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiahg2q3c4w4h","pdf",441759,"English","# To the Whole Society\n## Key dates and purpose of the Ignatian Year\n## Congregation and Spiritual Exercises\n## Conversion, renewal, and discernment in common\n## The poor, poverty, and the magis\n## Closing invitation and guidance","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Ignatian Year 2021-2022?\",\"answer\":\"It invites the whole society to remember the conversion of St. Ignatius and deepen understanding of the pilgrim way, so that people may “draw fruit” from it through renewal and conversion inspired by his personal experience.\"},{\"question\":\"When will the Ignatian Year 2021-2022 begin, and when will it conclude?\",\"answer\":\"It opens on 20 May 2021 and concludes on 31 July 2022, with 12 March 2022 marking the center of the year and the IV centenary of canonization.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the letter connect conversion with poverty and the poor?\",\"answer\":\"It presents the practice of poverty and care for the poor as key signs of Ignatius’s change, calling the Society to listen to the poor and excluded, walk with them in justice and reconciliation, and deepen the vow of poverty through shared discernment.\"}]","Ignatian Year 2021-2022 - Letter to the Whole Society | PDF",1790655051]