Deals with the Government of the Order, with such novel features in religious legislation as a strongly centralized government, wide powers in the hand of the Superior General, and his term of office for life etc.

Commentary of Part VI of the Constitutions. It traces the elements that Ignatius took from the Franciscan and Dominican Constitutions and identifies and explains what is specifically Ignatian.

A necessary complement of Part VII, on Missioning. The very fact that the members of the Society are required by their institute to be scattered makes their union in one apostolic body all the more necessary and all the more difficult.

A companion to the Constitutions of the Society of Jesus with their complementary Norms.This small book provides material for private reflection and can also be used at Jesuit Community meetings.

Glimpses into the Spirituality of the Jesuit Constitutions. This book is a great help to understand better the Spirituality of the Jesuit Constitutions.

This book traces the history of Ignatius and his first companions’ corporative search for God. It focuses on the Constitutions for there Ignatius has more profoundly articulated the Society’s charism. He does this because his Constitutions are not rules but indications for the on-going discernment of generous men on mission, hence guidelines for ever changing circumstances that throw out new challenges, new opportunities so that his charism will inspire his men to embark on new ventures, to be ever daring but docile because guided by what Ignatius called ‘discerning love’.