Ignatian Way

Summary

Ignatian Way is a pilgrims' way^[1].

Key Facts

• Ignatian Way is located in Basque Country^[2].
• Ignatian Way is located in La Rioja^[3].
• Ignatian Way is located in Navarre^[4].
• Ignatian Way is located in Catalonia^[5].
• Ignatian Way is located in Aragon^[6].
• Ignatian Way is in the country of Spain^[7].
• Ignatian Way's image is recorded as Ignatiusweg (3).jpg^[8].
• Ignatian Way's instance of is recorded as pilgrims' way^[9].
• Ignatian Way's instance of is recorded as Way of Saint James^[10].
• Ignatian Way's instance of is recorded as GR (Spain)^[11].
• Ignatius of Loyola is named after Ignatian Way^[12].
• Ignatian Way's locator map image is recorded as Inaziotar bidea-Camí Ignasià-Camino Ignaciano.png^[13].
• Ignatian Way's part of is recorded as Three temples Route^[14].
• Ignatian Way's part of is recorded as Ebro Way of St. James^[15].
• Ignatian Way's part of is recorded as Catalan Way of saint James^[16].
• Ignatian Way's part of is recorded as St James's Way of Girona^[17].
• Ignatian Way's Commons category is recorded as Camino Ignaciano^[18].
• Ignatian Way's start point is recorded as sanctuary of Loyola^[19].
• Ignatian Way's destination point is recorded as Manresa^[20].
• Ignatian Way's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11fxqq1018^[21].

Body

Geography

Ignatian Way is in the country of Spain^[7]. Located in include Basque Country^[2], an autonomous community of Spain^[22], in Spain^[23]; La Rioja^[3], an autonomous community of Spain^[24], in Spain^[25], founded in 1982^[26]; Navarre^[4], a chartered community^[27], in Spain^[28], founded in 1841^[29]; Catalonia^[5], an autonomous community of Spain^[30], in Spain^[31], founded in 0801^[32]; and Aragon^[6], an autonomous community of Spain^[33], in Spain^[34]. Part of include Three temples Route^[14]; Ebro Way of St. James^[15], a pilgrims' way^[35], in Spain^[36]; Catalan Way of saint James^[16], a pilgrims' way^[37], in Spain^[38]; and St James's Way of Girona^[17].

Designation and Status

Recorded instance of include pilgrims' way^[9], Way of Saint James^[10], and GR (Spain)^[11].

History and Context

Ignatius of Loyola is named after Ignatian Way^[12].