St. Teresa of AvilaInterior Castle or the Mansions
She wrote Interior Castle as a spiritual guide to union with God. Her inspiration for the work came from a vision she received from God. In it, there was a crystal globe with seven mansions, with God in the innermost mansion. (CCEL)
Way of Perfection
In it, she sets out to lead others along the way to union with God through prayer, silence, and meditation. Page 110 talks about "Our Father" prayer. (CCEL)
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St. Therese of LisieuxStory of A Soul
As one of the church's most beloved saints, Térèse Martin, Carmelite of Lisieux has had an impact on the spiritual lives of thousands of believers. This French nun's short life (ended at age 24) was one of great faith and insight, and she was named patroness of France in 1947. (CCEL)
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St. John of the CrossAscent of Mount Carmel
St. John depicts the soul's ascent to Mount Carmel--allegorically, the place of God. (CCEL)
Dark Night of the Soul
A sequel and continuation of Ascent of Mount Carmel. St. John of the Cross continues his description of the soul's journey--the "dark night"--to the "divine union of the love of God". (CCEL)
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