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AI-generated image, in the manner of mid-sixteenth-century Spanish oil painting, from the paper's reference portrait based on Portrait of Ignatius of Loyola (Jacopino del Conte, 1556 AD, Curia Generalizia of the Society of Jesus, Rome) View source artwork.
One last look
St. Ignatius gives his scissors to check Christ's footprints again
Told to leave Jerusalem with the other pilgrims the next day, Saint Ignatius of Loyola, thirty-two, climbed the Mount of Olives twice with no guide and no money.
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