Ignatius
Loyola's first name
Ignatius is a male given name of Latin origin, borne by several saints—most notably Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuits.
The name carries Catholic associations and sounds formal or old-fashioned in contemporary use: Father Ignatius led the morning mass.
Sometimes shortened to Iggy.
Basque surname, Jesuit founder
- AntiochAncient capital of Syria
- martyrVictim for beliefs
- JesuitCatholic religious order member
- canonizationOfficial declaration of sainthood
feast day · veneration · relics · miracles · beatification · holiness · piety · devotion
Systematic development of mind
- Counter-ReformationChurch's internal reform movement
- philosophyStudy of fundamental truths
- theologyStudy of the divine
- universityHigher education institution
pedagogy · discernment · intellect · contemplation · meditation · retreat · formation · curriculum
Loyola
Basque surname, Jesuit founder
canonization · feast day · veneration · relics · miracles · beatification · holiness · piety · devotion · sanctity
education
Systematic development of mind
- Counter-ReformationChurch's internal reform movement
- philosophyStudy of fundamental truths
- theologyStudy of the divine
university · pedagogy · discernment · intellect · contemplation · meditation · retreat · formation · curriculum · teaching
Ignacio
Spanish masculine name
- InigoBasque given name
- given namePersonal name from birth
- forenameGiven name at birth
baptismal · Latin · Basque · Spanish · Catholic · namesake · nameday · masculine · etymology · Roman
fire
Combustion with flames
- flamesVisible burning combustion
- Latin rootRoman language base
- burningCombustion in progress
ardor · zeal · fervor · passion · spark · torch · blazing · intensity · inflammation · etymology
- Ignatius of Antioch
- Saint IgnatiusJesuit order's originator
- Ignatius Loyola