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  1     Int             |        as the foundation of the monastery of St. Joseph of Avila."
  2     Int             |         When I was at Mass in a monastery of his Order, I felt a longing
  3    Pref             |         had become a nun in the monastery of the Incarnation, which
  4    Pref             |         sent to the Augustinian monastery, the nuns of which received
  5    Pref             |     morning, the former for the monastery of the Dominicans, and the
  6    Pref             |        latter for the Carmelite monastery of the Incarnation, in Avila.
  7    Pref             |       compelled to make.~In the monastery of the Incarnation the Saint
  8    Pref             |     theological lectures in the monastery of the Dominicans. Through
  9    Pref             |    Saint was about to found the monastery of St. Joseph, and therein
 10    Pref             |     obeyed, and began it in the monastery of the Incarnation, and
 11    Pref             |     Carmelites began in the new monastery of St. Joseph in Avila.~
 12    Pref             |         of the Saint in the new monastery of St. Joseph, Fra Garcia
 13    Pref             |     firmly establishing the new monastery of St. Joseph. The book
 14    Pref             |         her resolve reached the monastery, the mother-prioress, Isabel
 15    Pref             |       would become a nun in her monastery of Pastrana. The first day
 16    Pref             |  whereupon she replied that the monastery was hers; but the Saint
 17    Pref             |      city, eager to destroy the monastery of St. Joseph;63 but from
 18    Pref             |      him for license to found a monastery in Madrid. Jerome of the
 19    Pref             |      Jesus, in 1586, founding a monastery of her Order in Madrid,—
 20     Ann             |         home to the Augustinian monastery, where she remains till
 21     Ann             |     1533.74 ~Nov. 2, enters the monastery of the Incarnation.~1534. ~
 22     Ann, 0(74)      |   maintain that she went to the monastery of the Incarnation in the
 23     Ann, 0(74)      |        in which she entered the monastery.~
 24     Ann             |       her in the parlour of the monastery, "stern and grave " 75.~
 25     Ann             |      her plan of founding a new monastery.~1561. ~F. Gaspar de Salazar,
 26     Ann             |     takes possession of the new monastery, August 24. Troubles in
 27     Ann             |       Saint ordered back to the monastery of the Incarnation. Is commanded
 28    Life, I(86)      |        Davila y Ahumada. In the Monastery of the Incarnation, where
 29    Life, I(86)      |         1563, when she left her monastery for the new foundation of
 30    Life, I(86)      |       for the first time in the Monastery of the Incarnation, where
 31    Life, I(86)      |    Maria de Pinel, a nun in the Monastery of the Incarnation, is clear:
 32    Life, II         |        The Saint Is Placed in a Monastery.~1. What I shall now speak
 33    Life, II         |          when they took me to a monastery95 in the city where I lived,
 34    Life, II(95)     |                 The Augustinian Monastery of Our Lady of Grace. It
 35    Life, II         |          than from being in the monastery; for I was already weary
 36    Life, II         |   therefore made much of in the monastery. Though at this time I hated
 37    Life, II(97)     |        who were educated in the monastery (Reforma, lib. i. ch. vii.
 38    Life, III        |            2. I remained in the monastery a year and a half, and was
 39    Life, III        |       great friend99 in another monastery; and this made me resolve,
 40    Life, III(99)    |            Juana Suarez, in the Monastery of the incarnation, Avila (
 41    Life, IV         |    early in the morning for the monastery where that friend of mine
 42    Life, IV(102)    |  opinion, entered the Dominican monastery of St. Thomas, Avila. It
 43    Life, IV         |    would have gone to any other monastery, if I thought I should serve
 44    Life, IV(103)    |            Juana Suarez, in the Monastery of the Incarnation, Avila.~
 45    Life, IV(105)    |         consent. He came to the monastery forthwith, and "offered
 46    Life, IV(106)    |           The Saint entered the Monastery of the Incarnation Nov.
 47    Life, IV(106)    |     father bound himself to the monastery, says that she took the
 48    Life, IV(107)    |        father took her from the monastery in the autumn of 1535, according
 49    Life, V          |     excuse in the fact that the monastery was not founded in great
 50    Life, V          |   friend, who had come from the monastery with me,—for her love
 51    Life, V          |        the grave was open in my monastery, waiting for my body;123
 52    Life, V(123)     |    house, sent thither from the monastery; and, but for the father'
 53    Life, VI         |         anxious to return to my monastery, that I had myself conveyed
 54    Life, VI(126)    |          17. The Saint left her monastery in 1535; and in the spring
 55    Life, VI(126)    |        when she returned to the Monastery of the Incarnation. She
 56    Life, VII        |       speak with anybody in the monastery in that way, and I never
 57    Life, VII        |         me much harm to be in a monastery not enclosed. The liberty
 58    Life, VII        |     greatest danger—namely, a monastery of women unenclosed—yea,
 59    Life, VII        |      not to be understood of my monastery; for there are so many there
 60    Life, VII        |        not kept; where the same monastery offers two roads: one of
 61    Life, VII(133)   |           In the parlour of the monastery of the Incarnation, Avila,
 62    Life, IX         |          Augustine, because the monastery in which I lived when I
 63    Life, XIV(205)   |  passage refers probably to the monastery of the Incarnation, this
 64    Life, XIV(205)   |        occasionally quitted the monastery for a time, because of its 
 65    Life, XXIII(336) |      said the first Mass in the monastery of St. Joseph, founded by
 66    Life, XXXI       |       in the choir of a certain monastery, and in a trance, I saw
 67    Life, XXXI       |        take my dower to another monastery, where enclosure was more
 68    Life, XXXI(470)  |     after the foundation of the monastery of St. Joseph, Avila.~
 69    Life, XXXII      |         Torments There. How the Monastery of St. Joseph Was Founded.~
 70    Life, XXXII      |         be long together in the monastery. Satan, too, must have had
 71    Life, XXXII      |         for the foundation of a monastery, if we were prepared to
 72    Life, XXXII(474) |      Teresa, then living in the monastery of the Incarnation, but
 73    Life, XXXII      |      great promises,—that the monastery would be certainly built;
 74    Life, XXXII      |       the midst of us; that the monastery would be a star shining
 75    Life, XXXII      |        who desired to found the monastery communicated with him. The
 76    Life, XXXII      |       about the revenues of the monastery, and for many reasons we
 77    Life, XXXII      |       who was so well off in my monastery; as to my friend, the persecution
 78    Life, XXXII      |       and confusion in the very monastery wherein I was, that the
 79    Life, XXXII      |     certain confidence that the monastery would be founded. My friend
 80    Life, XXXIII     |   XXXIII.~The Foundation of the Monastery Hindered. Our Lord Consoles
 81    Life, XXXIII     |   disliked throughout the whole monastery, because I wished to found
 82    Life, XXXIII     |        prayer, and retired to a monastery of his Order which was very
 83    Life, XXXIII     |        in the foundation of the monastery, which His Majesty willed
 84    Life, XXXIII     |         of the thought that the monastery would be founded. At the
 85    Life, XXXIII     |     return to the affair of the monastery, and to lay before my confessor
 86    Life, XXXIII     |      could never be made into a monastery,—and I wished to buy another,
 87    Life, XXXIII(489)|      the Saint to return to the monastery at once (Reforma, i. ch.
 88    Life, XXXIII     |       sufficient, though small, monastery. I did not care now to add
 89    Life, XXXIII     |     truly kept her word, that a monastery of nuns of her Order in
 90    Life, XXXIII     |        was in the church of the monastery of the Order of the glorious
 91    Life, XXXIII     |         it my desires about the monastery were accomplished, and that
 92    Life, XXXIII     |        to me not to subject the monastery to the Order, and our Lord
 93    Life, XXXIV      |     XXXIV.~The Saint Leaves Her Monastery of the Incarnation for a
 94    Life, XXXIV      |      and knew that I lived in a monastery the nuns of which were permitted
 95    Life, XXXIV      |       served greatly: as to the monastery, it was expedient I should
 96    Life, XXXIV      |        When I was at Mass, in a monastery of his Order, near the house
 97    Life, XXXV(511)  |         novice in the Carmelite monastery in Granada, and during her
 98    Life, XXXV(511)  |       when he asserts that this monastery of Maria of Jesus was endowed.~
 99    Life, XXXV       |      moved me, to found another monastery of the Order; and as He
100    Life, XXXV       |      nor was I going to found a monastery without revenue,513 for
101    Life, XXXV(514)  |     which the Saint read in the Monastery of the Incarnation must
102    Life, XXXV       |         purpose of founding the monastery in poverty; it was His will,
103    Life, XXXV       |     that I should not found the monastery without an endowment. Now,
104    Life, XXXV       |        time the elections in my monastery520 would take place and
105    Life, XXXV(520)  |                             The monastery of the Incarnation, Avila.~
106    Life, XXXVI      |    XXXVI.~The Foundation of the Monastery of St. Joseph. Persecution
107    Life, XXXVI      |         for the erection of the monastery.529 I was astonished myself,
108    Life, XXXVI      |        the Bishop to accept the monastery, which was no small thing,
109    Life, XXXVI(533) |    words when he saw the rising monastery; "for I see it is the little
110    Life, XXXVI(534) |     after the foundation of the monastery of St. Joseph.~
111    Life, XXXVI      |        might have the form of a monastery; but much remained still
112    Life, XXXVI      |     might be ordered back to my monastery at any moment. I was troubled
113    Life, XXXVI      |        and authority, then, our monastery of our most glorious father
114    Life, XXXVI(539) |     pounds, and remained in the monastery for a hundred years, till
115    Life, XXXVI(539) |    order of the General, to the monastery of Pastrana, where the general
116    Life, XXXVI      |       house which thus became a monastery was that of my brother-in-law—
117    Life, XXXVI      |        because I had placed the monastery under the jurisdiction of
118    Life, XXXVI      |       would not acknowledge the monastery himself, and as I had not
119    Life, XXXVI      |         when I was already in a monastery? All our Lord had said to
120    Life, XXXVI      |       not like those of the new monastery; I had taken on myself a
121    Life, XXXVI      |         had done had reached my monastery, and was spread through
122    Life, XXXVI      |     they said I had founded the monastery that I might be thought
123    Life, XXXVI      |        and promised, if the new monastery prospered, and the city
124    Life, XXXVI      |       and resolved that the new monastery should not be allowed to
125    Life, XXXVI      |          they resolved that the monastery should be broken up. Only
126    Life, XXXVI      |        and objected, not to the monastery itself, but to the foundation
127    Life, XXXVI      |     they did not. In short, the monastery must exist; our Lord was
128    Life, XXXVI      |       who were in favour of the monastery; there were not many, but
129    Life, XXXVI      |        the Provincial and to my monastery.~ ./. 16. I was no more
130    Life, XXXVI(547) |         use of for founding the monastery lawful, seeing that she
131    Life, XXXVI      |   nothing; but I was afraid the monastery would be destroyed: that
132    Life, XXXVI      |        me feel assured that the monastery would not be broken up,
133    Life, XXXVI      |         sent also to defend the monastery: but I had no money, nor
134    Life, XXXVI      |      they could but destroy the monastery. This servant of God was
135    Life, XXXVI      |     exceedingly honoured in the monastery, seeing that Satan was so
136    Life, XXXVI      |       and the completion of the monastery: the last six months and
137    Life, XXXVI(555) |                        From the monastery of the Incarnation. These
138    Life, XXXVI      |         a great devotion to the monastery; more nuns were received,
139    Life, XXXVI      |         not to have founded the monastery: so they make a point of
140    Life, XXXVI      |         tedious history of this monastery; and yet it is most concise,
141    Life, XXXVI      |        it which relates to this monastery, and give it, when I am
142    Life, XXXVI(559) |   Alcala. The Saint went to the monastery, and was received there
143    Life, XXXVI      |        Let others go to another monastery, where they may save their
144    Life, XXXVII(560)|        of the foundation of the monastery of St. Joseph, Avila,—
145    Life, XXXIX      |         those belonging to this monastery,—in which there is a picture
146    Life, XXXIX      |     years who have come to this monastery,—God touches their hearts,
147    Life, XXXIX      |        of those days, when this monastery, which seems to have cost
148    Life, XL         |        as the foundation of the monastery of St. Joseph of Avila,
149     Rel, I          |      Alcantara in 1560 from the Monastery of the Incarnation, Avila.622~
150     Rel, I(622)     |      papers of the Saint in the monastery of the Incarnation, and
151     Rel, I(622)     |     more than forty nuns in her monastery practise great recollection.~"
152     Rel, II(641)    |    during the foundation of the monastery of St. Joseph.~
153     Rel, III        | Inclusive.~1. When I was in the monastery of Toledo, and some people
154     Rel, III(644)   |      right of burial in the new monastery, but the nobles of Toledo
155     Rel, III        |         that both these and the monastery of the Incarnation will
156     Rel, III(652)   |       appointed prioress of the monastery of the Incarnation at Avila;
157     Rel, III        |         year of my being in the monastery of the Incarnation655 as
158     Rel, III        |        in her place.~19. In the monastery of the Incarnation, and
159     Rel, III(658)   |                             The monastery of the Incarnation, Avila (
160     Rel, VI         |         when I was founding the monastery of Veas, Fra Jerome of the
161     Rel, VI         |        I was going to found the monastery in Seville, that we heard
162     Rel, VII        |         arrange about the first monastery of Barefooted Carmelites
163     Rel, VII        |         had gone from the other monastery, came the present Bishop
164     Rel, VII        |   Meneses, when she founded the monastery of Valladolid, for he was
165     Rel, VII        |        that she began her first monastery.~15. She used to say that,
166     Rel, IX         |   people sought to destroy this monastery of the Barefooted Carmelites,
167     Rel, IX(713)    |      she was going to found her monastery in Seville (Ribera, l. iv.
168     Rel, IX(715)    |      the Saint was founding the monastery of Seville; and the brother
169     Rel, IX         |        sent to reform a certain monastery;717 and, distressed at it,
170     Rel, IX(717)    |                             The monastery of Paterna, of the unreformed
171     Rel, IX         |      said to me one day, in the monastery of Veas, that I was to present
172     Ind             |      Saint, xxxiii. 13.~Alcala, monastery founded in, xxxvi. 29, note.~
173     Ind             |        the Saint at school in a monastery, ii. 8; would not consent
174     Ind             |         finds money for the new monastery of St. Joseph, xxxiii. 13.~
175     Ind             |      xxix. 15.~Incarnation, the monastery of the, the Saint enters,
176     Ind             |    xxxiii. 16.~Joseph, St., the monastery of, purchase of the site
177     Ind             |    xxxiii. 19; protects the new monastery of St. Joseph, xxxvi. 18.~
178     Ind             |          12; disused in the new monastery, xxxvi. 27, 28.~Monasteries,
179     Ind             |       Nun, illness of a, in the monastery of the Incarnation, v. 3;
180     Ind             |        Saint to live in the new monastery, xxxvi. 23; death of, xxxviii.
181     Ind             |    martyrdom, i. 4; placed in a monastery, ii. 8; unwilling to become