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 1     Int           |           been urged by one of her confessors to communicate as often
 2     Int           |    composed it to the end that her confessors might know her the better
 3     Int           |         acquaintance, her previous confessors having given her permission
 4     Int           |         Hence the inability of her confessors and spiritual advisers to
 5     Int           |            come to her induced her confessors25 to demand a detailed work
 6     Int, 0(25)    |          St. Teresa speaks of her "confessors" in the plural. Fathers
 7     Int           | confidential communications to her confessors, and if they became known
 8     Int, 0(27)    |     difficult to say who the three confessors were whom St. Teresa desired
 9    Pref           |             12th Sept., 1568."~Her confessors, having seen the book, "
10    Pref           |         taught and directed by her confessors, has been examined by me,
11    Pref           |          light and learning in her confessors, enabled her to speak with
12    Life, Pro      |         account of myself which my confessors command me to give; and
13    Life, Pro      |            glory, and a help to my confessors; who, knowing me better,
14    Life, II       |               and I was told by my confessors, and others also, whom in
15    Life, V        |           of learned men, although confessors indifferently learned did
16    Life, V        |          for I did not always find confessors whose learning was as good
17    Life, V        |          that it is better, if the confessors are good men and of holy
18    Life, V        |            than a little; for such confessors never trust themselves without
19    Life, V        |          of my sins, allowed those confessors to deceive themselves and
20    Life, V        |           time—partly because my confessors were so unlearned, and partly
21    Life, VI       |        occasions of sin, and in my confessors, who helped me so little.
22    Life, VIII     |         that those things which my confessors did not make so much of
23    Life, X        |            for Us. She Desires Her Confessors to Keep Her Writings Secret,
24    Life, X        |            to do so; and to all my confessors, also,—of whom he is one—
25    Life, XII      |         express myself, so that my confessors were astonished but I more
26    Life, XX       |          piteous to see what those confessors who do not understand this
27    Life, XXIII    |           Gained. Instructions for Confessors.~1. I shall now return to
28    Life, XXIII    |         grace to be obedient to my confessors,348 however imperfectly!
29    Life, XXV      |            particularly if they be confessors. I have spent some years
30    Life, XXVI     |        would be easy.~5. One of my confessors, to whom I went in the beginning,
31    Life, XXIX     |        bitterly when I saw that my confessors were afraid to hear me,
32    Life, XXIX(428)|         Dominic Bañes, one of her confessors. See also Inner Fortress,
33    Life, XXX      |          men failed to discern. My confessors gave me leave to accept
34    Life, XXX      |            now describe. Though my confessors, with whom I had to do then,
35    Life, XXXI     |          end; and so, even with my confessors, I never discussed any of
36    Life, XXXII    |           which I received from my confessors.~13. It occurred once to
37    Life, XXXIII   |           that I was to do what my confessors required of me, and be silent
38    Life, XXXVII   |     happened to me with some of my confessors, for I always have a great
39    Life, XXXVIII  |        been found fault with by my confessors occasionally; and on betaking
40    Life, XXXIX    |           I saw it done. I told my confessors of it, for I had two at
41    Life, XL       |            speak of them but to my confessors, or to persons who I knew
42    Life, XL       |           speak of them even to my confessors.~29. Now, however,—to
43    Life, XL       |        they are, and have been, my confessors; for if it be bad, it is
44     Rel           |            Teresa Submitted to Her Confessors.~
45     Rel, I(622)   |           so severely tried by her confessors and the others who examined
46     Rel, I        |       myself to the judgment of my confessors.~12. As to fine and beautiful
47     Rel, I        |            also from hell. This my confessors know, who have heard my
48     Rel, II       |         Relation II.~To One of Her Confessors, from the House of Doña
49     Rel, III      |        been for my obedience to my confessors, I asked myself whether
50     Rel, VI       |     filling the place of the other confessors I had, so as to be wholly
51     Rel, VI       |   remembered with regret two of my confessors whom I frequented in turn
52     Rel, VI       |            no change; for as to my confessors, of some I understood that
53     Rel, VII      |         state, and except with her confessors or any one who would give
54     Rel, VII      |          on the contrary, when her confessors bade her do the reverse,
55     Rel, VII      |          that there is nothing her confessors might enjoin her, which
56     Rel, VII      |         she knows herself, and her confessors think so too.~25. All that
57     Rel, XI       |         Toledo, One of the Saint's Confessors.735~Jesus.~1. Oh, that I
58     Ind           |             matter of, Rel. v. 11.~Confessors, the Saint's difficulty
59     Ind           |             9; of the Saint to her confessors, xxiii. 19, Rel. i. 9, 29,
60     Ind           |             when she consulted her confessors, xxxii. 19.~Rosary, the,
61     Ind           |           3; her affection for her confessors, xxxvii. 6; supernaturally