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Some books about saints are great to help you go to sleep. This is not one of them. It's very well written, engaging and fun to read. Highly recommended!
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Teresa of Avila the Progress of a Soul
Teresa of Avila the Progress of a Soul
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ISBN-13: 9780964015135
ISBN-10: 0964015137
Edition: 1st ed
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ISBN-10: 0964015137
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Publisher: Knopf
Book Type: Hardcover
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It's a very profound story of a great saint, one who is not as well known as many others, but was a true worker for Jesus. The book reflects the times, and the Church as it operated then.
As hard as I tried I could not get into this book. I ordered the book because I was fascinated by Bernini's sculpture. I was interested in a true female doctor of the church at a time when women were little more than chattel. The book is meticulously researched but I found it dry and confusing. I was unable to finish it. After writing this review it is probable nobody will want to waste a credit on this book but I would spare my fellow club members the agony of this read.
