A tradition of “indifference” espoused by this group’s founder “to all created things” discourages “inordinate attachments” to things like health and sickness in favor of dedicating oneself to serving God. A “discernment of spirits” is advocated by this group to understand the “motions of the soul” as part of the daily Examen. (10[4]-5[2])“First (10[4])Studies” (10[2])and (10[1])“Regency” (10[3])are among the stages (10[1])experienced (10[1])by this group’s novitiates during “formation.” A fourth vow (-5[1])of “special obedience to the sovereign (10[1])pontiff” (10[1])can be made by members of this (10[1])group. (10[2]-5[4])A process of extracting general moral (-5[2])principles from specific cases associated (10[2])with this group was attacked in the Provincial (10[1])Letters of Blaise Pascal. (10[1])For 10 (10[1])points, (10[2]-5[1])what Catholic (-5[1])order (10[1]-5[2])known for reasoning (10[1])with (10[2])casuistry (10[3])was founded by Saint (10[1]-5[1])Ignatius (10[10])of Loyola? (10[7]) (10[31]0[1])■END■