Saint Theresa of Spain
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Never before had a Carmelite General come to Spain ; the impending visita- tion was testimony to the increased sense of responsibility in the Catholic Church.
Travelling in those days, whether by sea or land, was no light matter. We have one or two nearly contemporary accounts of journeys which give us some idea of the difficulties, and even the perils, travellers had to face.
For example : Navigero the Venetian ambassador in 1523 sailed on the 6th of April from Genoa for Barcelona. He was blow...n by contrary winds first to Hyeres in France, 114 SPREAD OF SAINT TERESA'S REFORM 115 then to Corsica, where he was in great danger from Moorish pirates. By the 21st he had got to Palamos in Catalonia, and here his patience evaporated and he finished his journey by road, reaching his destination in May. Another ambassador, some fifty years later, travelling from Hendaye to Madrid — a twenty days' journey — was furnished with most elaborate directions, as to the arrangements on the Spanish side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Never before had a Carmelite General come to Spain ; the impending visita- tion was testimony to the increased sense of responsibility in the Catholic Church.
Travelling in those days, whether by sea or land, was no light matter. We have one or two nearly contemporary accounts of journeys which give us some idea of the difficulties, and even the perils, travellers had to face.
For example : Navigero the Venetian ambassador in 1523 sailed on the 6th of April from Genoa for Barcelona. He was blow...n by contrary winds first to Hyeres in France, 114 SPREAD OF SAINT TERESA'S REFORM 115 then to Corsica, where he was in great danger from Moorish pirates. By the 21st he had got to Palamos in Catalonia, and here his patience evaporated and he finished his journey by road, reaching his destination in May. Another ambassador, some fifty years later, travelling from Hendaye to Madrid — a twenty days' journey — was furnished with most elaborate directions, as to the arrangements on the Spanish side.
What to read after Saint Theresa of Spain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wylde, Katharine, B. 1854 to read onlineMoreLess
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