In the Gospel reading for Third Sunday of Easter, Jesus asks Peter, "do you love me more than these?" Saint Thérèse explains in a letter that she makes Peter's response to Jesus her one and only prayer before the Tabernacle: "My God, you know that I love You."
Quote of the day, 14 November: St. Teresa of Avila
Here are the beginning paragraphs of St. Teresa's commentary on the Lord's Prayer: "You desire that He consider us His children, because Your word cannot fail."
Quote of the day: 5 October
It was absolute solitude, that solitude in which God speaks to the heart
Quote of the day: 4 October
He does a good deal by leaving us in mental prayer
Quote of the day: 25 August
Your love, Lord, and the hatred of sin
Quote of the day: 19 August
Prayer can mean stretching out my hand, in the faith that he clasps my wrist
Quote of the day: 16 August
Mental prayer, in my opinion, is nothing else than an intimate sharing between friends
Quote of the day: 14 April
I look forward with so much joy to the silence
Isolation: An amazing grace
The spiritual tradition of Carmel comes to our rescue
St. Joseph Novena 2020 — Day 3
Imitate the silence of Saint Joseph
Quote of the day: 21 February
This method of keeping Christ present with us is beneficial in all stages
Quote of the day: 16 January
I do my work in simple faith before God, humbly and lovingly
St. John of the Cross Novena — Day 6
Whoever flees prayer flees all that is good
Quote of the day: 3 December
Prayer is...
Quote of the day: 7 November
Christ prayed throughout His entire life, whereas He spent only three years preaching
Quote of the day: 8 October
Mental prayer is nothing else than an intimate sharing between friends
St. Teresa Novena 2019 — Day 2
She realized in a very real and personal way Jesus’ words: “I call you friends.”
Quote of the day: 29 August
Even if I want to say the Hail Mary I lose myself and I fall asleep.
Orar: Dejarnos transfigurar
Orar es entrar en nosotros mismos y dejarnos iluminar, transfigurar
Quote of the day: 10 March
Brother Lawrence offers advice to a nun who suffers from distractions in prayer
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