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 1 1 |             the Spirit, interpreting spiritual truths in spiritual language" (
 2 1 |     interpreting spiritual truths in spiritual language" (1 Cor 2:12,13).
 3 2 |          imitation of her precocious spiritual maturity, her holiness was
 4 2 |           the occasion on the way of spiritual childhood; and Pius XI proclaimed
 5 2 |             acts of recognition, the spiritual radiance of Thérèse of the
 6 2 |           their inspiration from her spiritual doctrine. Her message, often
 7 3 |          Thérèse is a teacher of the spiritual life with a doctrine both
 8 3 |            life with a doctrine both spiritual and profound, which she
 9 3 | effectiveness (cf. Ms B, 2v-3).~This spiritual doctrine has been passed
10 3 |             the great masters of the spiritual life in our time.~
11 5 |              1886 she has a profound spiritual experience that she describes
12 5 |           her care the little way of spiritual childhood, by which she
13 5 |            had written to one of her spiritual brothers, Fr Bellière (Lettres
14 6 |              her as a teacher of the spiritual life. Her principal work
15 6 |          description of her life and spiritual way, Thérèse has left us
16 6 |             profound exercise in the spiritual direction of souls.~Her
17 6 |           have great theological and spiritual depth inspired by Sacred
18 7 |            combines theology and the spiritual life; she expresses herself
19 7 |           from the intimate sense of spiritual realities which they experience.
20 8 |        promotion of the most genuine spiritual life, presented to all the
21 8 |        himself. If genuine Christian spiritual experience should conform
22 8 |            most authentic meaning of spiritual childhood, that is, the
23 8 |        merciful love as his.~Through spiritual childhood one experiences
24 8 |              so also for her, in her spiritual experience Christ is the
25 8 |             original chapters of her spiritual doctrine we must recall
26 9 |            The primary source of her spiritual experience and her teaching
27 9 |              biblical sources in the spiritual life, she emphasized the
28 9 |       cultivated with moderation the spiritual exegesis of the Word of
29 9 |          Carmelite vocation were the spiritual texts of the Mother Foundress,
30 9 |              Cross, who was her true spiritual master (cf. Ms A, 83r).
31 9 |         later become a master of the spiritual life.~
32 10|                              10. The spiritual doctrine of Thérèse of Lisieux
33 10|        virtues, explained the way of spiritual childhood and praised the
34 10|           faithful, has accepted the spiritual doctrine of this young Saint.~
35 10|             little way" of trust and spiritual childhood have received