José Ignacio Tellechea Idígoras Books

José Ignacio Tellechea Idígoras was a distinguished Spanish historian and theologian, celebrated for his profound exploration of Catholic Church history and Spain's Golden Age. His extensive works, often inspired by figures such as Philip II or St. Ignatius of Loyola, are characterized by meticulous research and compelling narrative. Tellechea was dedicated to uncovering true stories through history, which he viewed as 'the best real novel.' His commitment to authenticity and deep study left an indelible mark on 20th-century historiography.

Ignacio De Loyola, solo y a pie
430 pages
16 hours of reading
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Tellechea apenas habla en el libro: deja que Ignacio dialogue con la gente, rodando por posadas y caminos, mendigando y comiendo «lo que le dan y cuando se lo dan». Así llega a Jerusalén y vuelve a Roma, hasta que un día otoñal de 1556 muere «al modo natural». ENGLISH "Ignatius of Loyola" We have a simple narrative, backed, however, by countless readings, out of which this picture of the youngest son of the Loyolas emerges as an honest, rigorously historical work.
Ignatius von Loyola

Ignacio De Loyola, solo y a pie

Ignatius von Loyola