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Celebrate St. Teresa of Avila's feast day with special items

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St. Teresa of Avila's feast day will be celebrated October 15, so be sure to get your prayer cards, medals, pendants and more.

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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Catholic Online (https://www.catholic.org)
9/27/2016 (7 years ago)

Published in Living Faith

Keywords: St. Teresa of Avila, feast day, pendants, shopping, medals

LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - St. Teresa of Avila is the patron saint of Spanish Catholic writers and those who suffer headaches.

She was born in Spain and was raised by a pious father and fanciful mother.


St. Teresa of Avila was charming and often found herself enjoying worldly pleasures until she fell ill with malaria. She had a seizure and fell into a four-day sleep.

When she woke, she found she was paralyzed and remained so for the next three years.

Her sickness became an excuse to stop praying. Finally, at 41-years-old, a priest convinced her to return to praying. She conceded and discovered God's spiritual delights.

The Lord spoke to St. Teresa of Avila during her prayer times. She often became enraptured by the Lord and occasionally levitated.

By 43-years-old, St. Teresa of Avila turned to a live of poverty but was met with much hostility.

She spent her life fighting society as she shared the Gospel and realized those in the Church were to be feared more than the devil, as the devil can be expelled with a cry to Christ.

When she died at 67-years-old, she had founded the Discalced Carmelites and three years later was declared a Doctor of the Church for her writings and teachings on prayer.

St. Teresa of Avila's symbols are a heart, arrow and book. Her feast day is October 15 and she was canonized by Pope Gregory XV on March 12, 1622.

Celebrate her feast day with the following items and remember to turn to her in times of need.


St. Teresa of Avila medal

The 14K gold medal features St. Teresa of Avila's portrait and is 3/4 x 1/2".

St. Teresa of Avila pendant

The 14K gold-filled St. Teresa of Avila pendant comes with a stainless gold heavy curb chain. The medal is 1x3/4 inches and the chain is 24" long.

St. Teresa of Avila holy card

Don't forget to purchase your holy cards in time for St. Teresa of Avila's feast day.

Silver pendant

Get your sterling silver St. Teresa of Avila pendant and a sterling silver lite curb chain. The medal is 3/4 x 1/2" and the chain is 18".

Saint Teresa of Avila, God's Troublemaker

This graphic novel was written and illustrated by Yoon Song-i.

St. Teresa of Avila's story is shared in a full-color graphic novel biography spanning 208 pages.

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