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A Look at ‘Interior Castle’ by St. Teresa of Ávila

Had Teresa of Ávila‎ written “Interior Castle” (Noll Library, OSV, $29.95) for men called to the permanent diaconate, she might have introduced them to the book’s contents with a “delicious” warning — the word “delicious” being one she would... Read More

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A tearful mom hugs volunteers who furnished her home and made beds for her family. She can now be...

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