Carmelite wisdom to encourage & inspire
Like our Lord in today's gospel reading, St. Teresa compares the soul to a tree that is planted by the fount of life. "There would be no freshness, no fruit, if it were not for this fount sustaining the tree, preventing it from drying up, and causing it to produce good fruit."
We recall 17 January 1985, the date when the Servant of God Père Jacques de Jésus was named "Righteous Among the Nations" by the World Holocaust Remembrance Center Yad Vashem.
It is truly a marvelous exchange: the Creator of mankind, taking a body, gives us His Godhead. The Redeemer has come into the world to do this wonderful work. He became one of us—more than this, He became one with us.
In God's new kingdom, the role of the human couple has changed; it has become a relationship of mother and son
Her great desire will be fulfilled: I will be a priest, an apostle according to God's heart
He wants me to be another humanity for Him in which He can still suffer for the glory of His Father
The Fall... was rooted in a disturbance of social justice
The Virgin praying alone in the hidden, silent room
Guide our bark with the rudder of the nails of your cross, lest we drown in the storm
The Lord wanted me to see the place the devils had prepared there for me
Excerpts from St. John Paul II's homily for the Mass of Canonization of St. Teresa of the Andes
St. Elizabeth of the Trinity writes, "I desire so much to gather souls to my Jesus!"
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Let nothing disturb you, Let nothing frighten you, All things are passing away: God never changes. Patience obtains all things. Whoever has God lacks nothing; God alone suffices. ~ St. Teresa of Avila
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¡Caminemos y construyamos nuestra libertad!
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