| Table of Contents | Words: Alphabetical - Frequency - Inverse - Length - Statistics | Help | IntraText Library | ||
| Alphabetical [« »] choosing 1 choris 2 chosen 8 christ 72 christi 9 christian 8 christianae 2 | Frequency [« »] 73 impossible 73 sees 73 strong 72 christ 72 heaven 72 read 71 become | St. Teresa of Avila Life of St. Teresa of Jesus IntraText - Concordances christ |
bold = Main text Part, Chapter grey = Comment text
1 Int, Arg | How the Sacred Humanity of Christ is the medium for the most 2 Pref | grace and peace of Jesus Christ be with you always.~"1. 3 Pref | contains: and praised be Christ; for, though I have not 4 Pref | visions, but only Jesus Christ, either as in Heaven or 5 Pref | you, for the love of Jesus Christ our Lord, to burden yourself 6 Pref | Amen.~"Your servant, for Christ's sake.~"Juan de Avila~" 7 Life, III | alleging the trials which Christ endured, and that it was 8 Life, IV | my might to imagine Jesus Christ, our Good and our Lord, 9 Life, VII | great, to give me light. Christ stood before me, stern and 10 Life, IX | was a representation of Christ most grievously wounded; 11 Life, IX | I contrived to picture Christ as within me;154 and I used 12 Life, IX | I was able to think of Christ only as man. But so it was; 13 Life, X | throwing myself at the feet of Christ, as I said before,162 and 14 Life, XI | different. They who would follow Christ, if they do not wish to 15 Life, XI | meditate on the life of Christ, and the understanding is 16 Life, XI | life long, never to let Christ fall down beneath the Cross.173~ 17 Life, XII | itself in the presence of Christ, and accustom itself to 18 Life, XII | practice of the presence of Christ is profitable in all states 19 Life, XIII | themselves in the presence of Christ, and, without fatiguing 20 Life, XIII | the Passion and Life of Christ, the Source of all good 21 Life, XIII | before,200 the meditation on Christ bound to the pillar, it 22 Life, XIII | let him remain there with Christ, in the silence of the understanding.~ 23 Life, XIII | himself in looking upon Christ, who is looking upon him; 24 Life, XIII | and delight himself in Christ, and keep in mind that he 25 Life, XV | helping to carry the cross of Christ like good soldiers, willing 26 Life, XX | Now the ./. standard of Christ is raised up aloft, which 27 Life, XXII | withdraw altogether from Christ, and to compare His divine 28 Life, XXII | soul, and my Good! Jesus Christ crucified! I never think 29 Life, XXII | most Sacred Humanity of Christ is not to be counted among 30 Life, XXII | our seasons of dryness, Christ is our best Friend; for 31 Life, XXII | permitted to sit at the feet of Christ, let it contrive not to 32 Life, XXII | conclusion: whenever we think of Christ, we should remind ourselves 33 Life, XXVII | Peter,386—when I saw Christ close by me, or, to speak 34 Life, XXVII | any fear whatever. Jesus Christ seemed to be by my side 35 Life, XXVII | did you know that it was Christ?" I replied, that I did 36 Life, XXVII | seen clearly that Jesus Christ is present, the Son of the 37 Life, XXVII | who told me it was Jesus Christ.392 I replied that He often 38 Life, XXVII | gave up all his riches for Christ! How honourable will he 39 Life, XXVII | acts, as true lovers of Christ.~16. O world, world! how 40 Life, XXVIII | of the Humanity of Jesus Christ our Lord. If here below, 41 Life, XXVIII | not so. I thought it was Christ Himself, judging by the 42 Life, XXVIII | dead man, but the living Christ: and He makes me see that 43 Life, XXVIII | be dissolved and lost in Christ. O my Jesus, who can describe 44 Life, XXIX | ourselves the Humanity of Christ, and imagine His great beauty? 45 Life, XXIX | particular—the vision of Christ is lost at once.~2. For 46 Life, XXXI | think at once of the life of Christ and of the Saints, and then 47 Life, XXXI | to follow the counsels of Christ,—who was loaded with reproaches 48 Life, XXXII | Lady at the other; that Christ would be in the midst of 49 Life, XXXIV | did not last long. I saw Christ, in exceeding great majesty 50 Life, XXXV | observing the counsels of Christ our Lord; for His Majesty 51 Life, XXXV | returned to my prayer, and saw Christ on the cross, so poor and 52 Life, XXXV | observance of the counsels of Christ, I did not want any theology 53 Life, XXXVI | perfection. I thought of Christ receiving sentence, and 54 Life, XXXVI | were in a trance, I saw Christ; who, as it seemed to me, 55 Life, XXXVI | alone with their Bridegroom Christ, in order to live for ever 56 Life, XXXVII | very great. The vision of Christ left behind an impression 57 Life, XXXVIII(572)| The Life of Christ, by Ludolf of Saxony.~ 58 Life, XXXVIII | was hearing Mass, I saw Christ on the Cross at the elevation 59 Life, XXXIX | which there is a picture of Christ bound to the pillar; and 60 Life, XXXIX | eyes to heaven, and saw Christ, not in heaven, but high 61 Life, XL | in the centre of it I saw Christ our Lord, as I usually see 62 Rel, II | vow or of the counsel of Christ as it would be to live where 63 Rel, III | Malagon, our Lord Jesus Christ appeared to me in an imaginary 64 Rel, III | to the presence of Jesus Christ only, always thought that 65 Rel, IV | collation, and on the instant Christ appeared, and seemed to 66 Rel, VI | see close beside me Jesus Christ our Lord, in the form wherein 67 Rel, VII | mysteries of the Passion ./. of Christ our Lord, and on her own 68 Rel, IX | St. Peter said: "Thou art Christ, the Son of the living God;"718 69 Rel, IX | accepts the most Holy Body of Christ. I have understood and seen 70 Ind | in seeing a picture of Christ, ix. 7; servants of, xi. 71 Ind | Pillar, the, meditations on Christ at, xiii. 19, 31.~Politeness, 72 Ind2, Cit | Life ~· Life of Christ ~· Living Flame ~