Church of the 19th century erected on the way of St Ignatius of Loyola to Barcelona
Chapel at Pont de Vilomara Pilgrim's Office of the Ignatian Way
Stone where St. Ignatius knelt at Viladordis Pilgrim's Office of the Ignatian Way
Saint Ignatius of Loyola used to go to the Sanctuary of Health to pray and was a fervent devotee of the Virgin
An ancient St Clare’s convent where St Ignatius used to pray from the coutyard
Cathedral of Manresa By Ramon Atcher Bajona - Arxiu personal de l'autor, CC0
Impressive gothic temple with a rich collection of medieval works of art.
A former monastery of the Dominicans, where St. Ignatius had a dark moment in his vocation.
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The Chapel of Saint Ignatius Sick Pilgrim's Office of the Ignatian Way
Eighteenth century chapel erected on the site where a noble family welcomed St. Ignatius of Loyola when he was ill
Chapel where St. Ignatius experienced a mystical vision that lasted eight consecutive days.
Heretat Oller del Mas Ignatian Way Pilgrim's Office
Cellar and castle more than a thousand years old where St. Ignatius went to beg for alms, probably on his comings and goings to the monastery of Montserrat from Manresa