Writings of St Teresa of Avila

[Sojourner]

Man, if I'd known it was that potent, I'd have been reading St. Theresa YEARS ago. I wonder if Krieg's Catholic Bookstore is still open tonight ...

[Jaime]

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[quote name='Sojourner' date='Nov 18 2005, 04:26 PM']Man, if I'd known it was that potent, I'd have been reading St. Theresa YEARS ago. I wonder if Krieg's Catholic Bookstore is still open tonight ...
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BTW I strongly STRONGLY suggest reading Eliot. It complements St Theresa very well.


Just don't start with The Wasteland

[franciscanheart]

awesome! thanks for the advice.((sojourner kills me))

[Sojourner]

[quote name='hot stuff' date='Nov 18 2005, 04:28 PM']BTW I strongly STRONGLY suggest reading Eliot.  It complements St Theresa very well. 
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I think I've read The Wasteland before, like in Jr. High or something. I read a lot of stuff back then.

But where would you recommend I start?

[Jaime]

Yes she's a hoot

[Sojourner]

I'm here all week, folks.

Well, at least for the next 10 minutes. Then I'm going to dinner and movie with a friend.

[Thy Geekdom Come]

[quote name='Sojourner' date='Nov 18 2005, 04:18 PM']Jen's gonna be jealous ...
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[brendan1104]

Don't get the ICS versions!

Go for the E. Allison Peers or Stonebrook Abbey translations= much better.

[Laudate_Dominum]

When I read St. Teresa's autobiography about 6 years ago, I considered it to be the best book I had read to date. This thread is funny because just a couple days ago I was just thinking of reading it a second time.

[benedictaj]

I'm about halfway into her Life.

[franciscanheart]

im really excited to read it. i know im gunna like it....