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Once upon a time, in Spain, there lived a young girl named Teresa with her family.
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When Teresa was fourteen, her mother passed away, leaving her heartbroken and seeking solace in the Virgin Mary.
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At the age of eighteen, Teresa, with mesmerizing beauty, decided to become a nun against her father's wishes.
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Leaving home without her father's knowledge at the age of twenty, Teresa joined the Carmelite convent in Avila.
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In 1562, at the age of forty-seven, Teresa began the reform of the Carmelite order by establishing the first convent in Avila.
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Through spiritual growth and deep contemplation, Teresa received divine visions and commands, fostering a deep love for God.
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Declared a saint by Pope Gregory XV in 1622, Teresa's extensive and profound writings led to her being declared a Doctor of the Church in 1970.
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Teresa's writings, filled with deep spiritual insight, guided and nourished her fellow sisters in their spiritual journey.
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