What term does Ignatius use to describe the leader of the Society of Jesus?

Having control over impulsive desires, making choices based on reason and wisdom, and being able to let go of what doesn't align with loving God or others. 

Balancing kindness with fairness and firmness, showing compassion while also maintaining clear expectations and discipline.

Striving for greatness and undertaking noble actions with a generous and noble spirit, aiming high for the greater good.

Achieving a balanced and calm state of mind through wise decisions and freedom from harmful attachments, allowing rational choices, and following one's calling.

Exercising caution and discernment in decision-making, knowing what is good or best given specific circumstances.

This standard of leadership tries to make you feel alone and separate from others. 

This standard of leadership does not look great at first, but it will get you closer to God.

The main aim is to get things like respect, money, knowledge, and power to help a bigger goal. 

This recognizes that humans have limitations and reliant on one another.

This allows us to see others not as rivals but as partners.

To whom did St. Ignatius task to communicate the Jesuit ideals of leadership?

What does “nuestro modo de proceder” mean?

 It entails what is better for the ‘help of souls.’

Leaders who value the concept of “living with one foot raised.”

Leaders are embodied by the motto “Magis” in their ambitions for the greater good.

Taking actions that arise from God's presence and inclinations towards Him.

Leaders foster personal growth through self-reflection and learning.

What is the primary purpose of "checking if what we believe and what we do match up"?