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St. Teresa in 1936: «The Poor Old Woman Who Saved Avila»? – INFOVATICAN

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By Bishop Alberto José González Chaves Ninety years he has the tradition he attributes to Saint Teresa of Jesus – or to Our Lady of Sonsoles, or to Both? – the preservation of the City of the Knights during the terrible summer of 1936. Disapplicant smiles at what our elders believed? Credulonery that converts [...]
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By Bishop Alberto José González Chaves Ninety years he has the tradition he attributes to Saint Teresa of Jesus – or to Our Lady of Sonsoles, or to Both? – the preservation of the City of the Knights during the terrible summer of 1936. Disapplicant smiles at what our elders believed? Credulonery that converts [...]

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infovaticana.com broke the news on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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