Chapter

 1 Intro|  decree about what makes most Jesuits' everyday environment: community
 2 Intro|      mysterious to all except Jesuits, or are they open and welcoming
 3 1    |  availability; why individual Jesuits allow themselves to issue
 4 1    |    endure if it is made up of Jesuits individually engaged each
 5 2    |       by the simple fact that Jesuits of many nations, cultures,
 6 3    |    their mission, present-day Jesuits are sometimes called to
 7 4    |       a significant number of Jesuits share Master Ignatius's
 8 4    |     friendships among brother Jesuits "can not only support a
 9 4    | Master Ignatius and the first Jesuits defined their community
10 4    |         Much later, the first Jesuits had the experience of becoming
11 4    |     to the Society's mission. Jesuits are "members of the body
12 8    |     solidarity with the poor. Jesuits express regret for not living
13 8    | general, the personal life of Jesuits is simple and temperate.