C. C. Martindale

English Jesuit priest and author

C. C. Martindale - Thinkers & Philosophers born May 25th, 1879
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An English Jesuit priest, focused on spirituality and theology. Authored numerous works that explored Jesuit principles, spirituality, and the role of education in faith. Served as a prominent figure within the Jesuit community in the UK, contributing to the Catholic Church's intellectual and spiritual guidance during the mid-20th century.

Authored 'Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius'

Contributed to Catholic theological discourse

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