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And it is at ever-increasing levels of FEAR of Satan that one also becomes even more susceptible to his temptation and depredation. Consistent to this, I subsequently became increasingly more devil-frightened with each immoral act that I did commit, engendering furthered sins, and over time, I did indeed... cause great harm.
The Catholic Church holds Saint Teresa of Avila in high regard, recognizing her as a Doctor of the Church. This honor is given to only a few saints who have significantly contributed to Catholic theology and spirituality. Saint Teresa's life and teachings continue to inspire millions, and her writings such as "The Interior Castle," have become essential resources for understanding the path to holiness and the importance of mental prayer. Her legacy is celebrated for its emphasis on the love of God and the practice of virtues such as humility, obedience, and love of neighbor. The Church continues to honor her memory and the impact she had on the spiritual life of Catholics around the world.
As a Catholic, I regard, in essentia, any attempt to defame; slander; or libel another person to not only be untoward, but intolerable as well. And I will respond in concordance with RCC doctrine when it occurs here at my discretion.