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  1     Int             |            Avila18 and who was her confessor at that convent. It moreover
  2     Int             |            it to eat. Sometimes my confessor used to be amazed at my
  3     Int, 0(25)      |          continues, p. xviii.] her confessor at St. Joseph's Convent,
  4     Int             |            it might happen that my confessor may not permit you (the
  5     Int             |       Dominic who, as I say, is my confessor, and to whom I shall give
  6    Pref             |        further satisfaction of her confessor, and of Don Francis, who
  7    Pref             |      purpose of being shown to her confessor.~The next account is Relation
  8    Pref             |          deluded by Satan. Her own confessor was occasionally alarmed,
  9    Pref             |          another Dominican father, confessor of the Saint in the new
 10    Pref             |             Both the Saint and her confessor, Fra Bañes, state that
 11     Ann             |           takes F. Alvarez for her confessor. The transpiercing of her
 12    Life, V          |       myself: and a really learned confessor never deceived me.115 Neither
 13    Life, VII        |          to have grown better. His confessor, a most learned Dominican,143
 14    Life, XI         |            into the fields, as the confessor shall advise. Altogether,
 15    Life, XVI        |          my father, for you are my confessor, and the person to whom
 16    Life, XX         |           certain of it now and my confessor tells me I did well. And
 17    Life, XXIII(337) |       priest, and was chaplain and confessor of the Carmelite nuns of
 18    Life, XXIII      |         prayer. He would not be my confessor; he said that he was very
 19    Life, XXIV       |          in many things, though my confessor never pressed me—on the
 20    Life, XXIV       |           the Society of Jesus. My confessor, and the nobleman of whom
 21    Life, XXIV       |         this time, they changed my confessor's residence. I felt it very
 22    Life, XXIV       |            at once to find another confessor,353 in the Society of Jesus.
 23    Life, XXIV(353)  |            Alvarez, who became her confessor on the removal of F. Juan
 24    Life, XXIV(353)  |           F. Baltasar Alvarez, the confessor of Doña Guiomar, as it
 25    Life, XXIV(353)  |            paragraph,—unless the confessor there mentioned was F. Ferdinand.~
 26    Life, XXIV       |          fathers. She made her own confessor355 hear me, and I remained
 27    Life, XXIV(355)  |                            If this confessor was F. Baltasar Alvarez,
 28    Life, XXIV       |            in this matter. When my confessor saw how much I clung to
 29    Life, XXIV       |           it.~ ./. 9. So I told my confessor of it, and gave up everything,
 30    Life, XXV        |            instantly reassured. My confessor told me they were all of
 31    Life, XXV        |      imagination; others warned my confessor to be on his guard against
 32    Life, XXV        |          an operation of Satan. My confessor, though he agreed with them
 33    Life, XXVI       |            our Lord gives me, to a confessor who is learned, and obey
 34    Life, XXVI       |           have often done. I had a confessor380 who mortified me greatly,
 35    Life, XXVI       |           upon me than all that my confessor did. Now and then, I was
 36    Life, XXVI       |         had to speak of them to my confessor;381 I was also so ashamed
 37    Life, XXVI(380)  |            severity with which her confessor treated the Saint to the
 38    Life, XXVI       |           been ill-advised by that confessor, because I ought never to
 39    Life, XXVI       |           to hide anything from my confessor; for I should find great
 40    Life, XXVI       |         thing in prayer, and if my confessor forbade it, our Lord Himself
 41    Life, XXVI       |         Himself told me to obey my confessor. His Majesty afterwards
 42    Life, XXVI       |            change the mind of that confessor, so that he would have me
 43    Life, XXVII      |            4. I went at once to my confessor,389 in great distress, to
 44    Life, XXVII      |           and to do us good.~7. My confessor next asked me, who told
 45    Life, XXVIII     |      bodily eyes, in order that my confessor might not say to me that
 46    Life, XXVIII     |           had spoken of them to my confessor, thinking that I might have
 47    Life, XXVIII     |          lamentation: I went to my confessor, and told him of my doubts.
 48    Life, XXVIII     |            it to eat. Sometimes my confessor used to be amazed at my
 49    Life, XXVIII     |            it to no one, except my confessor, or to those to whom he
 50    Life, XXVIII     |           was changed,—and so my confessor said; for the difference
 51    Life, XXVIII     |           of these visions.~20. My confessor, who was, as I said before,418
 52    Life, XXVIII     |         All this was carried to my confessor,—for certainly they desired
 53    Life, XXIX       |      humility. I spoke of it to my confessor; he always consoled me greatly
 54    Life, XXIX       |          though He bade me obey my confessor, He reassured me in another
 55    Life, XXX        |            so to any one except my confessor; for that would have been
 56    Life, XXX        |           but he would speak to my confessor, and to that married nobleman,
 57    Life, XXX        |         and disturb me no more. My confessor was easily satisfied,—
 58    Life, XXX        |           to make them known to my confessor, and, having done so, be
 59    Life, XXX        |           Then, as to going to our confessor, that is of no use; for
 60    Life, XXXI       |            particularly my present confessor, for he saw the account
 61    Life, XXXI       |           power of Satan, until my confessor consoled me; for I imagined
 62    Life, XXXI       |            I was not known; but my confessor would never let me go. These
 63    Life, XXXI       |            greatly desire this. My confessor told me not to do it. But
 64    Life, XXXI(470)  |     written under obedience to her confessor, F. Garcia of Toledo, and
 65    Life, XXXII      |          in it?—I was to tell my confessor what He commanded me, and
 66    Life, XXXII      |         the whole matter before my confessor, and give him an account
 67    Life, XXXII      |            that took place.~16. My confessor did not venture definitely
 68    Life, XXXIII     |          Provincial refused us, my confessor bade me forthwith to think
 69    Life, XXXIII     |          pained and sorry: even my confessor himself could hardly believe
 70    Life, XXXIII     |          time by a letter which my confessor wrote to me, as if I had
 71    Life, XXXIII     |           should have come from my confessor, he told me that I ought
 72    Life, XXXIII     |            the obedience I owed my confessor, he communicated with my
 73    Life, XXXIII     |     distress, because I thought my confessor did not trust me, our Lord
 74    Life, XXXIII     |         father-minister who was my confessor. On the contrary, he told
 75    Life, XXXIII     |      rector came to see me, and my confessor bade me speak to him in
 76    Life, XXXIII     |    monastery, and to lay before my confessor and the father-rector many
 77    Life, XXXIII     |            to hinder me.486~13. My confessor gave me leave to prosecute
 78    Life, XXXIII(486)|            the part of the Saint's confessor.~
 79    Life, XXXIV      |       always made them known to my confessor, and to the widow my friend;
 80    Life, XXXIV      |          an end. I told this to my confessor; but as he would not let
 81    Life, XXXV(511)  |           reform of the Order. Her confessor made light of her revelations,
 82    Life, XXXV(511)  |            F. Gaspar de Salazar, a confessor of St. Teresa, who was then
 83    Life, XXXV       |          this opinion—neither my confessor, nor the learned men to
 84    Life, XXXV       |       which it would be. I told my confessor of it, and he commanded
 85    Life, XXXV       |          lady to let me go; for my confessor, when he saw the plight
 86    Life, XXXV       |         owed much, particularly my confessor of the Society of Jesus,
 87    Life, XXXVI      |       known to any one, because no confessor had as yet been appointed.~
 88    Life, XXXVIII    |           much ashamed to go to my confessor about it. It was not, as
 89    Life, XXXVIII    |          exceedingly, I went to my confessor; for I never dared to keep
 90    Life, XXXVIII    |            being deceived. When my confessor saw how much I was suffering,
 91    Life, XXXVIII    |        terror. I spoke of it to my confessor, and I thought it might
 92    Life, XXXIX      |           that person to sight. My confessor knew it forthwith. It might
 93    Life, XXXIX      |          he tore his own flesh. My confessor, the rector of whom I have
 94    Life, XXXIX      |       still say now and then to my confessor, that it requires greater
 95    Life, XL         |            they should go to their confessor, and that he should be a
 96    Life, XL(619)    |            and is addressed to her confessor, the Dominican friar, Pedro
 97     Rel, I          | imperfections. I am obedient to my confessor,626 though imperfectly;
 98     Rel, II(638)    |             it is believed, to her confessor, F. Pedro Ibañez. This
 99     Rel, II         |           is one that I gave to my confessor, and which he with his own
100     Rel, III(659)   |         reformed Carmelites, to be confessor of the nuns of the Incarnation,
101     Rel, VII        |         like herself. She told her confessor that he might discuss these
102     Rel, VII        |         blessing had come; for her confessor had not been able—and
103     Ind             |       Martin.~Barron, Fra Vicente, confessor of the Saint's father, vii.
104     Ind             |        union, xxv. 14; told by her confessor that she was deluded by