Wednesday, 10/15/2025 - All Day

Saints Day

"Traditional Catholic Church"

Today the traditional Catholic Church celebrates the Feast of Holy, Saint Teresa, Virgin. She was born at Avila, Spain, in the year 1515. As a child of seven years, Teresa ran away from her home at Avila in Spain, in the hope of being martyred by the Moors. Being brought back home, and asked the reason of her flight, she replied, “I want to see God, and I must die before I can see Him.” She then began with her brother to build a hermitage in the garden, and was often heard repeating, “Forever, forever.” Some years later she became a Carmelite nun. At the age of twenty she entered the Carmelite Order. She was Instrumental in reforming the rule of the Order. She wrote many books on Mystical Theology considered by Popes Gregory XV and Urban VII to be equal to those of a Doctor of the Church. Frivolous conversations checked her progress towards perection, but at last, in her thirty-first year, she gave herself wholly to God. In a vision showen to her by Jesus, the very place in Hell to which her own light faults would have led her, she then lived ever after in the deepest distrust of self. She was then called to reform her Order, favored with distinct commands from Our Lord, and her heart was pierced with divine love; but she dreaded nothing so much as delusion, and to the last acted only under obedience to her confessors, which both made her strong and kept her safe. She faithfully pasted away at the age of 67, October 4, 1582.
Reflection: “After all I die a child of the Church.”
These were the Saint’s last words. They teach us the lesson of her life, to trust in humble, childlike obedience to our spiritual guides as the surest means of salvation.

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