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 1 1 |     received from the divine Teacher that "science of love" which
 2 2 |      her as their patron and teacher, taking their inspiration
 3 3 |   stressed that Thérèse is a teacher of the spiritual life with
 4 3 |   the guidance of the divine Teacher and then imparted to her
 5 6 |  deservedly qualify her as a teacher of the spiritual life. Her
 6 7 |   being taught by the divine Teacher who, as she says, is "the
 7 7 |    prudent, which the divine Teacher deigned to reveal to her,
 8 8 |      appears as an authentic teacher of faith and the Christian
 9 10|      and describing her as a teacher of life (cf. AAS 17 [1925],
10 10|    for God, offered her as a teacher of prayer and theological
11 11|  making her designation as a Teacher for the Church of our time
12 11|    As such, she appears as a Teacher of evangelical life, particularly
13 11| contemporaries. Thérèse is a Teacher for our time, which thirsts