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Results from Tag: 'st. teresa of avila'
5 Important Lessons From St. Teresa of Ávila
Timeless wisdom from the first female doctor of the Church
Pope Francis Hails St. Teresa of Ávila as Exemplar of Courage and Spiritual Motherhood
When she was nearly 40, Saint Teresa experienced profound changes within her own soul in contemplative prayer, and remarkable visions that seemed to come from God.
St. Teresa of Ávila, the Patron Saint of Chess, Always Defended Her King
“This King does not allow himself to be taken,” said St. Teresa, “except by one who surrenders wholly to him.”
Sts. Catherine of Siena and Teresa of Avila: 2 Towering Figures of Catholic Faith
COMMENTARY: In 1970, Pope Paul VI declared St. Catherine (Sept. 27) and St. Teresa (Oct. 3) doctors of the Church.
The 16th Century’s Saintly Six
Catholic Reformers’ Efforts, Often Hidden, Changed the Church From Within
Why Centering Prayer Falls Short of True Intimacy With Christ
COMMENTARY: The 500th anniversary of the birth of St. Teresa of Avila invites a comparison between contemplative prayer and centering prayer.
Louis and Zélie Martin Model ‘a Simple Spirituality Achieved in Daily Life’
The vice postulator of St. Thérèse’s parents’ canonization cause discusses the couple’s sanctity, the miracle attributed to them and their Oct. 18 canonization.
