Chapter

 1 Intro|         experience of the first companions who preceded us in this
 2 2    |       for living and working as companions of Jesus, and of our deeper
 3 3    |       its beginnings. The first companions felt drawn to establish
 4 3    |      Society. As were the first companions, dispersed in many places
 5 4    |     genuine friendship with the companions. These age differences and
 6 4    |          in which he found true companions. He made his confession
 7 4    |      the experience of becoming companions of Jesus in the spirit of "
 8 4    | deliberations of 1539, when the companions unanimously expressed their
 9 4    |        ourselves "brothers" or "companions" or even "friends". It is
10 5    |    ourselves and in all things, companions of Jesus. It draws its inspiration
11 5    |         Master Ignatius and his companions. Their apostolic work addressed
12 5    |       our reasons for living as companions of Jesus in our here-and-now