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 1     Int         |          the date of St. Teresa's profession has been cleared up. Yepes,
 2     Int         |           2nd, 1533, and made her profession on November 3rd, 1534. The
 3     Int         |        event took place after her profession, the latter was supposed
 4     Int         |       eight months old. As to the profession we have overwhelming evidence
 5     Int         |        years, which points to her profession in 1536. But there are two
 6     Int         |           which place the date of profession beyond dispute, namely the
 7     Int         |        this event in 1536 and the profession in 1537, but neither of
 8     Int         |        have been completed before profession. The Constitutions of Blessed
 9     Int         |          The date of St. Teresa's profession being thus fixed on the
10     Int         | disposition immediately after her profession, we need not be surprised
11    Pref         |         end, not only because her profession is holiness, but because
12     Ann         |          1534. ~Nov. 3, makes her profession.~ ./. 1535. ~Goes to Castellanos
13    Life, I(86)  |          where the Saint made her profession. Her godfather was Vela
14    Life, IV(106)|        Nov. 2, 1533, and made her profession Nov. 3, 1534 (Bollandists
15    Life, IV     |           the circumstances of my profession, the great resolution and
16    Life, XXIV   |         the habit I wore, and the profession I had made, I was still
17    Life, XXX    |         the church holds; but its profession of the faith is hardly more
18    Life, XXX    |       hardly more than an outward profession of the mouth. And, on the
19    Life, XXXIX  |       since we made our religious profession. I say this to those persons,