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Following the Breadcrumbs of St. Teresa of Avila

October 14, 2020

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Let nothing disturb you,Let nothing frighten you,All things are passing away:God never changes.Patience obtains all things.Whoever has God lacks nothing;God alone suffices.” St. Teresa of Avila I love quotes. I love reminding myself of the truths taught in Scripture and…

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So let’s give Our Lord a drink this Lent with our hearts which He so thirsts for.

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