Those from whom I receive the greatest consolations and encouragement

By Catholic Digest on November 1, 2017

The Solemnity of All Saints, Holy Day of Obligation

Those from whom I receive the greatest consolations and encouragement are those whom I know to be dwelling in paradise.

— St. Teresa of Ávila

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Those from whom I receive the greatest consolations and encouragement

Those from whom I receive the greatest consolations and encouragement are those whom I know to be dwelling in paradise.

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