
10 Quotes From St. Teresa of Ávila on Suffering Well
The Spanish Carmelite reformer and doctor of the Church suffered through many debilitating illnesses and physical pain, nurturing a life of deep contemplative prayer.
The Spanish Carmelite reformer and doctor of the Church suffered through many debilitating illnesses and physical pain, nurturing a life of deep contemplative prayer.
St. Teresa’s spiritual writings continue to bring new converts to the faith centuries after her death.
After finding inspiration reading the lives of the saints, Teresa resolved to become a saint herself.
SAINTS & ART: St. Teresa’s pursuit of spiritual perfection extended into reform of her religious community and rich blessings for the entire Church.
BOOK PICK: Dan Burke’s latest read focuses on spiritual warfare and the wisdom of St. Teresa of Avila.
St. Teresa taught us that whether our life is short or long, we must determine to serve the Lord today.
COMMENTARY: Sts. Isidore, Teresa of Ávila, Ignatius Loyola, Francis Xavier and Philip Neri were incandescent with a desire to share the gift of faith.
This Saturday, the Vatican will commemorate the 400th anniversary of the recognition of the holiness of Sts. Teresa of Avila, Francis Xavier, Ignatius of Loyola, Philip Neri and Isidore of Madrid.
How has a saint picked you? The Register would enjoy hearing your stories ahead of All Saints’ Day.
Timeless wisdom from the first female doctor of the Church
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