The Discernment of Spirits and many other teachings of St. Ignatius of Loyola with Fr. Timothy Gallagher

Fr. Timothy Gallagher, an Ignatian Guide to a Greater Discernment of Spirits, breaks open the First and Second Rule, using examples of spiritual consolation. He discusses St. Ignatius of Loyola's Second Week Rules for Greater Discernment, helping us discern between genuine and deceptive spiritual experiences. Through compelling conference talks, he shows how we can learn to listen and follow God's guidance.

Fr. Timothy Gallagher, an Ignatian guide, discusses the second rule of the Second Week Rules for the Discernment of Spirits: spiritual consolation without preceding cause. He explores examples of consolations and emphasizes actively engaging understanding and will. He also highlights the importance of seeking guidance from a spiritual director for uncertain consolations.

Fr. Timothy Gallagher, Ignatian Guide to a Greater Discernment of Spirits, breaks open Rules 3 and 4 of St. Ignatius' Second Week Rules for the Discernment of Spirits. They discuss the question of spiritual consolation with preceding cause, how both good and bad angels can console the soul, and the tactics of the bad angel to lead the soul astray. Through compelling conference talks, Fr. Gallagher helps us learn to discern whether seemingly good ideas or feelings are from God or the enemy.

Fr. Timothy Gallagher, an expert in the discernment of spirits and an Ignatian guide, discusses Rules 4 and 5 of the Second Week Rules for the Discernment of Spirits. He explores how the enemy deceives by appearing as an angel of light, bringing good and holy thoughts, but later leading to hidden deceits and perverse intentions. Fr. Gallagher emphasizes the need to examine the course of thoughts and how it can indicate whether they proceed from the good or bad spirit.

Fr. Timothy Gallagher, an Ignatian Guide to a Greater Discernment of Spirits, discusses the importance of paying attention to the course of thoughts in Rule 5. He explains the signs of the good spirit and problematic signs from the enemy. This episode focuses on discerning thoughts and recognizing signs of objective and subjective diminishment in discernment. Fr. Gallagher also highlights how thoughts can lead to less desirable outcomes or increased turmoil.

Fr. Timothy Gallagher, an expert in Ignatian spirituality, discusses Rule 5 and introduces Rule 6 of the Discernment of Spirits. He explains the importance of paying attention to the course of thoughts and discerning whether they lead to good or bad outcomes. Fr. Gallagher also emphasizes the need to understand the tactics of the enemy and to guard against being led away from spiritual gladness. The podcast chapters explore the journey of change and discernment, the significance of signs in discernment, various platforms for discerning hearts, and the analysis of the enemy's tactics for future protection.

Fr. Timothy Gallagher, an Ignatian guide to a greater discernment of spirits, expands on Rule 6 and teaches how to recognize the enemy's temptations disguised as 'good.' He emphasizes the importance of reviewing personal experiences to guard against the enemy's deceits. The podcast also explores discerning thoughts and consolations to determine if they come from a good spirit or the enemy. Father Gallagher provides valuable insights on following God's gentle leading in our daily lives.

Fr. Timothy Gallagher discusses Rule 7 of the Discernment of Spirits, highlighting the contrast between the good and bad spirit's touches. He explains Ignatius' metaphor of a drop of water on a sponge and a stone. Through captivating conference talks, Fr. Gallagher helps us discern if inspirations are from God or the enemy. He shares practical insights on listening to and following God's will.

Fr. Timothy Gallagher, a priest discussing the Discernment of Spirits, talks about the importance of understanding 'an actual consolation from the time following.' Topics include the seventh and eighth rules, how the good and bad angels touch the soul, and discerning consolation without a preceding cause.

Fr. Timothy Gallagher, an Ignatian guide to discernment of spirits, offers instruction on Rule 8 and concludes the Second Week Rules. He discusses the distinction between consolation without cause and the time following, emphasizing the need to carefully examine proposals and opinions that arise. Through a series of conference talks, he breaks open St. Ignatius of Loyola's rules for greater discernment, helping us discern seemingly good ideas.