Saint Teresa 1515 1582
Saint Teresa 1515 1582
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Her father's confessor was the' Dominican friar. Father Vicente Baron, and to him she made her confession, giving him at the same time an account of her whole life, and of her mental prayer which she had abandoned. The Father charged her to resume her prayer, never to omit it, and to go to Communion once a fortnight. Obedient to his directions, her life became a burden, because she learnt in prayer more and more her faults ; she took delight in the things of God, but she frequented the parlor, ...and tried to reconcile the life of the spirit with that of sense.
St. Teresa 11 She persevered in prayer; and God rewarded her so abundantly, that she, looking upon herself as a great sinner, felt these graces of God as a "fearful kind of torment. " She dreaded the time for prayer, for she knew no penance she would not have more willingly endured than going to her oratory to pray.
God visited Teresa in visions and revelations, and she, still thinking herself to be a most miserable sinner, began to be afraid of delusions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her father's confessor was the' Dominican friar. Father Vicente Baron, and to him she made her confession, giving him at the same time an account of her whole life, and of her mental prayer which she had abandoned. The Father charged her to resume her prayer, never to omit it, and to go to Communion once a fortnight. Obedient to his directions, her life became a burden, because she learnt in prayer more and more her faults ; she took delight in the things of God, but she frequented the parlor, ...and tried to reconcile the life of the spirit with that of sense.
St. Teresa 11 She persevered in prayer; and God rewarded her so abundantly, that she, looking upon herself as a great sinner, felt these graces of God as a "fearful kind of torment. " She dreaded the time for prayer, for she knew no penance she would not have more willingly endured than going to her oratory to pray.
God visited Teresa in visions and revelations, and she, still thinking herself to be a most miserable sinner, began to be afraid of delusions.
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