The Life of St. Teresa of Jesus of the Order of Our Lady of Carmel

Saint Teresa (of Avila), Benedict Zimmerman

Thomas Baker, 1916 - Christian saints - 516 pages

Contents

• The Fourth State of PrayerThe great Dignity of the Soul: 139
• The Effects of this Fourth State of PrayerEarnest Exhor: 148
• The Difference between Union and RaptureWhat Rap: 159
• The Security of Contemplatives lies in their not ascending: 184
• The Saint resumes the History of her LifeAiming: 197
• Progress under ObedienceHer Inability to resist: 208
• How the Fears of the Saint vanishedHow she: 227
• Visions of the Sacred Humanity and of the glorified: 245
• of VisionsThe Graces of our Lord bestowed on the Saint: 258
• St Peter of Alcantara comforts the SaintGreat Tempta: 268
• Of certain outward Temptations and Appearances of Satan: 283
• Our Lord shows St Teresa the Place which she had by: 298
• The Foundation of the Monastery hinderedOur Lord: 310
• The Saint leaves her Monastery of the Incarnation for: 321
• The Foundation of the House of St JosephThe observation: 334
• The Foundation of the Monastery of St JosephPerse: 344
• The Effects of the divine Graces in her SoulThe ines: 364
• Certain heavenly Secrets Visions and Revelations: 372
• Lord to herDivine Locutions and Visions: 390
• Visions Revelations and Locutions: 406
• THE RELATIONS: 423
• Of various Graces granted to the Saint from the year 1568: 436
• Of the Graces the Saint received in Salamanca at the: 452
• The Vow of Obedience to Father Gratian which the Saint: 462
• Addressed to the Same March or April 1576: 478
• Of certain spiritual Graces she received in Toledo and Avila: 488
• Of a Revelation to the Saint at Avila 1579 and of Direc: 499
• Index: 505

Bibliographic information

• Title: The Life of St. Teresa of Jesus of the Order of Our Lady of Carmel; Volume 1 of [Life and Works of Saint Teresa
• Authors: Saint Teresa (of Avila), Benedict Zimmerman
• Editor: Benedict Zimmerman
• Translated by: David Lewis
• Contributor: Benedict Zimmerman
• Edition: 5
• Publisher: Thomas Baker, 1916
• Original from: Columbia University
• Digitized: Jan 20, 2009
• Length: 516 pages