TERESA OF AVILA, DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH

Scope and Contents 1964: Thomas Kilduff, renewal exercises; 1964; new liturgy; Midnight Mass in English; 1965, English Grace books; 2/1965, St.Louis Meetings; 54 of 64 Carmels attend; ours: open-minded yet rightly conservative; 1965, Sheehan made Cardinal; 3/1965, W. Ciczek, annual retreat; 23 yrs a prisoners; never resorted to the machine gun treatment of human foibles and feminine frailties; 6/65, MM Magdalen and Prioress, to St. Louis; "The day is probably coming when there will be no more lay sisters and...

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Sanctissimi Domini Nostri Pauli Divina Providentia Papae VI, Litterae Apostolicae: Quibus Sancta Teresia Abulensis Doctor Ecclesiae Renuntiatur.

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Michael Angel, decree in honor of conferring "Doctor of the Church" title on Saint Teresa, including liturgical faculties for celebrating triduum in her honor, signed A. Bugnini, Secretary, and letter concerning ceremony.

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An invitation to a concelebrated Liturgy to commenorate the procalmation of St. Teresa as Doctor of the Church at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Sept 27, 1970. Includes two Letters from Terence J. Flynn, OCD, one extending the invitation to the nuns, Sept 15, 1970, and a second describing the celebration, Oct 1, 1970. A copy of the Address of Luigi Raimondi given at the celebration is also included.

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Newsarticle from The Washington Post entitled, The Delightful Doctor Named Teresa, written when Teresa of Avila was proclaimed a Doctor of the Church. It gives a very brief biography of Teresa.

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Photograph of the Liturgy at St. Peter's Basilica honoring St. Teresa as a Doctor of the Church, Sept 27, 1970.

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Saint Teresa, Doctor of the Church by Michael Griffin, OCD: an address given at the Preacher's Institute, Washington, DC, 1970. Includes a cover letter from Michael Griffin.