1...........L113©.
2...........Letter of Mother Marie quoted in L306N1.
3...........St. Augustine, De Trinitate, 1.5.
4...........L133.
5...........L6,L8-L11,L14-L18,L24,L27,L29,L30,L33,L34.
6...........L6,L9.
7...........L24.
8...........L30.
9...........L15,L16.
10.........P53.
11.........L15, MPA5.
12.........P59-P63.
13.........HMH21.
14.........P43.
15.........L18.
16.........see L29.
17.........see e.g., L13.
18.........see e.g., L91, L91N5.
19.........L87.
20.........ASC.1,13.11 quoted from IEJ124.
21.........HA429-437,St44; or DK93-102,St46.
22.........DK93-94; SC.St13-14,KKR46; also see St.29,32,35.
23.........L90,L111,L117.
24.........L109.
25.........L192©.
26.........see Update 12 [Refn 34] for
.............the use of 'infinite' in relation to God.
27.........LFL.1.11-14, Peers.3,123-125;KKR644-646.
28.........L205©.
29.........L123.
30.........L89N10.
31.........L239©.
32.........MPA12.
33.........L88.
34.........L278.
35.........L170,L298. 36.........L91,L95,L141,L142,L167,L310.
37.........L246, L258.
38.........L123©.
39.........L218©.
40.........L236©.
41.........'Thebaid' was first mentioned in L24. It was the
.............upper part of the Valley of the Nile; which was
.............the chosen land of many thousands of monks
.............and nuns, during the 4th and 5th centuries,
.............devoted to silence and noetic prayer.
42.........L244.
43.........L138.
44.........L44.
45.........L145©.
46.........L205.
47.........Sr Elizabeth used it in [GV] written for
.............Framboise who was then 19 years old.
48.........L62.
49......... The French 'Larousse' for the time gives as
.............a pertinent example, "le coeur de l'homme
.............est un abime".
50.........HF§4,MPA220,CW1p95.
51.........HF§37,CW1p109,MPA-.
52.........HF§35,36,CW1p109,MPA-.
53.........L132.
54.........L288N8, HF(1st Day N13)
55.........L208,L219,L292,L298,L316;
.............HF§21,35,36; P93,P106.
56.........L316©.
57.........L190,L288; HF§7,32,37,40,43;
.............LR§1,7,21,43,44; P101,P109,P115.
58.........LR§21,MPA242,CW1p150.
59.........L298;HF§4,11;GV§5;P118,P120.
60.........P120©.
61.........L288©.
62.........HF§4,MPA220,CW1p95, also
.............LR§21,MPA242,CW1p150.
63.........LR§1,MPA232,CW1p141.
64.........LR.(3rd Day, note 6).
65.........LR§7,MPA235,CW1p143.
66.........L185,HF§31.
67.........L125,HF§37,GV§2.
68.........L62,P115.
69.........recalling the fortress of Carcassonne,
.............also note "A mighty fortress is our God" is
.............the most well known of Martin Luther's
.............hymns (1529) based on Ps.45.
70.........SC.40.3 KKR629, Peers,II,404; LR§43.
71.........HF§35,36; LR§21.
72.........LR§1,MPA232,CW1p141.
73.........CS51.
74.........CS34.
75.........P93.
76.........CW1p32©.
77.........LR§1, (OC153), CW1p141, MPA233, also see L107, P115.
.............LR§21, CW1p150, MPA242.
78.........It would seem from the Obituary Circular and the manner of
.............presentation of the Prayer in the first edition of Souvenirs,
.............the Mother Germaine was not aware of the Prayer at the
.............time of Sr Elizabeth's death.
79.........PG109, S127.
80.........L227 and see L227N6, L75N4.
81.........L113© also see L172.
82.........IC.IV.1.1,Peers II,230; KKR,II,316.
83.........HF§2, MPA220, CW1p94.
84.........L62.
85.........LR§23©,MPA244,CW1p152.
86.........ESS21:76.
87.........see L235, L252.
88.........L273.
89.........L174.
90.........LFL1.2 (St.1.1,2.1,3.1) Peers Vol3,p119, KKR641.
.............Sr Elizabeth also uses 'O' to effect in her poem "Pentecost"
............."O You that I adore, O You whom I love" P54 (OC967).
.............also note the prayer of Catherine of Siena. "O eternal Trinity";
.............and St Therese, "O my God". See PN15N3 – CW1p3.
91.........L110©.
92.........L327©.
93.........HF§3, MPA220, CW1p95 and see L160.
94.........St Augustine, for refn see Update 13 Refn 205.
95.........HF§4,MPA220,CW1p95.
96.........Complete Works, Vol.3: Peers pp215ff,266ff, KKR357-362.
97.........P115 "I plunge into the Infinite".
98.........FOC182. and see especially LR§20 CW1p150, MPA242.
99.........HF§1, MPA219, CW1p94 – a delightful description of eternity.
100.......LR§7, MPA235, CW1p143.
101.......PN5©
102.......L38©. These words conclude a section of her letter, starting
.............with, "It is good to lose oneself..", which is a clear statement
.............of Elizabeth's prayer life, just prior to Carmel – Dec. 1900.
103.......Note in P109 (OC1052) "Bury me so that in this life I can
.............remain as in Heaven in Your infinite peace." Here, she
.............uses 's'ensevelir' which must be translated as 'bury'.
104.......L107©.
105.......L123©.
106.......L128©.
107.......LR§25, MPA245, CW1p152.
108.......P90 (OC1023).
109.......L213©.
110.......LR§24, CW1p152, MPA244. This is linked to the last line
.............of LFL,St.2 'In killing you changed death to life', (Gal.2.20
.............and Hos.13:14). See commentary 2.34 in Peers Vol.3,p159,
.............KKR671.
111.......HF§36©, CW1p109, MPA -.
112.......ESS,21:72.
113.......HMH65.
114.......L95©.
115.......L170©.
116.......refn to Athanasian Creed.
117.......L169.
118.......L333©.
119.......L320©.
120.......L299©.
121.......L301©.
122.......L169©.
123.......words Pascal heard in his search for God.
124.......L298©.
125.......L53©.
126.......P109©.
127.......L184©.
128.......L129©.
129.......L130©.
130.......L150,L151©.
131.......L315N1©.
132.......L226©.
133.......L273©.
134.......L62©.
135.......L235©.
136.......L131©.
137.......L301©.
138.......L177©.
139.......L185©.
140.......L38©.
141.......L169©.
142.......L165© , see Update 2.
143.......LR§3,MPA233,CW1p142.
144.......L81, PG64.
145.......L219,L231,L244,L280,L302,L305.
146.......L62©.
147.......LR§14,MPA239,CW`p147. The quote is
.............from F.W.Faber's hymn, "The True Shepherd".
148.......LR§31,MPA248,CW1p156.
149.......WP.35.1, KKR II.174, Peers II.151.
150.......WP.28.8, KKR II.135, Peers II.109.
151.......L133,L129©.
152.......L108.
153.......HMH17.
154.......L89,L91,L97,L108.
155.......HMH94,109.
156.......L235.
157.......CHPR118©. Care should be taken so that, we
.............see the 'works of God' in/through God, and the
.............'Glory of God' through/in the 'works of God'.
.............see LFL,4,5 Peers III.209, KKR 710.
158.......L136,L183©, note also
.............HF§40,MPA229,CW1p110, and
.............LR§40,MPA253,CW1p160.
159.......L98,L197,L227,L239,L244,L304.
160.......L342©.
161.......L151.
162.......CW2p85.
163.......L151,L169,L226,L239,L295,L301.
164.......LR§5,11,21,31,34,40,43.
165.......HF§17,CW1p99,MPA-.
166.......HF§4,CW1p95,MPA220.
167.......[165] and see
.............HF§11,CW1p97,MPA222.
168.......LR§27,CW1p154,MPA246.
169.......L91.
170.......L156.
171.......L169©.
172.......quoted in HF§17,CW1p100,MPA-.
.............note also [107].
173.......L190.
174.......HF§25,CW1p105,MPA-; '7th Day refn 20,CW1p117.
175.......GV§2,MPA214,CW1p124; and
.............HF§36,CW1p109.MPA-,©.
176.......from Luther's hymn, see [69].
177.......HF§4, MPA220,CW1p95.
178.......LR§5,CW1p143,MPA234,©.
179.......LR§11,MPA237,CW1p145.
180.......LR§34, CW1p157,MPA250©.
181.......LR§31, CW1p156,MPA248©.
182.......HMH108.
183.......MPA14;PN12,OC903.
184.......see paper on web-site.
185.......LR§43,CW1p162,MPA-,
186.......P21.
187.......P44.
188.......P1.
189.......P38.
190.......P41.
191.......D20,22,28,32,39,50,51,78,87,117,126,143,150.
192.......D123.
193.......D24.
194.......D74.
195.......D22.
196.......P67.
197.......D7,16,32,34,37,48,89,104,123,124,133,150.
198.......D120.
199.......D6,15,37,48,89,104,123,133,150.
200.......D41,43.
201.......D34,148,150,153.
202.......D105.
203.......D114.
204.......D9,12,16,45,46.
205.......D133.
206.......D16.
207.......D105,114 – 'my' Beloved is more often used.
208.......D120.
209.......D124.
210.......D124.
211.......D142.
212.......D28,45,49,98,105,121.
213.......D132.
214.......P75.
215.......P80.
216.......P121.
217.......P122.
218.......L327©.
219.......L138.
220.......PG9.
221.......D28.
222.......D16.
223.......PN10©.
224.......L109©.
225.......HF§12,CW1p97,MPA-©.
226.......RCM201.
227.......RCM203.
228.......L129 and see L129N5.
229.......GV§11,CW1p128,MPA217©.
230.......LR§31,CW1p156,MPA249©.
231.......L123©.
232.......D145,L149.
233.......D38.
234.......D72.
235.......D138,140.
236.......D151.
237.......D1.
238.......MPA7 and the equivalent in [248].
239.......D1.
240.......D1.
241.......L224.
242.......L298©.
243.......L110.
244.......EROA50 et seq.
245.......Tennyson, "Locksley Hall", best out of
.............context as the self was not very happy
.............about it in the remainder of the poem!
246.......L333©.
247.......L179©.
248.......PG25 and the equivalent in [238].
249.......GV§3,MPA215.CW1p125.
250.......HA15,T25,SS27.
251.......L249©.
252.......L324 – using the version in PG184.
253.......GV§4,5.MPA215,CW1p215.
254.......PG72.
255.......MPA13,14 – partially repeated in [518].
256.......HF§43 – using the version in PG95.
257.......HF§44 – using the version in PG96,97.
258.......PG152.
259.......PG212.
260.......PG221.
261........TSC269 et seq.
262........see for example: L93, L109, L123.
263........see for example: L280, L285.
264........HMH32.
265........L335©.
266........L104, L123, L170, L174, L175, but see L84.
267........LR§26 CW1p153,MPA246 see especially
..............Note 11 (10th Day) CW1p169.
268........HA35,T41,SS49.
269........HA67,T68,SS87 – the comment is made in SS that
..............Mtr Agnes changed 'life' to 'time' to be in accord with
..............Lamartine's poem. Therese said that she was taught
..............the poem by her father, so would she have made a
..............mistake, bearing in mind that her sisters asked her to
..............write her autobiography because of her memory of
..............detail? The change could have been intentional by
..............her father.
270........HA90,T87,SS118.
271........HA129,T119,SS166.
272........HA130,T120.
273........Complete Works Vol3, Peers.266, KKR.359.
274........CSH129.
275........CSH18.
276........CSH23
277........CW2p175-176.
278........HMH94.
279........HF§38 MPA229, CW1p110; see particularly HF§38N3.
280........see MPA Ch.2 pps33-45 and also SofS (all).
281........L142©
282........L98©, and L214©.
283........L239©.
284........L257.
285........L263.
286........L257.
............."As soon as you are really alone you are with God" p96 [MER1]
............."Keep a secret chamber of silence within yourself, where you
............. will not let moods, trials, battles, or disharmony enter .... in
............. this chamber of peace, God will visit you."
............. Paramahansa Yogananda – reference incomplete.
287........L323, L330.
288........L340.
289........L123, L235, L330.
290........L133, L271.
291........L239 quoting (Eph. 1:4,5,6).
292........HRL158, "Caelestis urbs Jerusalem", also see L192.
293........L190.
294........GV§6,CW1p126,MPA216; and L98.
295........L330.
296........L130, L163, L317.
297........L296, L312.
298........L200.
299........L142.
300........L140, L212, L262.
301........HF§14,CW1p98,MPA223.
302........HF§21,CW1p102,MPA-.
303........L224 also P90, from Is. 9:6.
304........L122.
305........L89N10 and L240. Also see L123, L160.
306........L249©.
307........L218 and L165. Also see L192, L200, L214.
308........L261©.
309........HF§36©,CW1p109,MPA-;
..............and see GV§2,CW1p124,MPA214,
..............LR§21,CW1p150,MPA242.
310........LR§31©,CW1p156,MPA248.
311........HF§4,MPA220,CW1p95.
312........HF§4, MPA220, CW1p95.
..............and see LR§21,CW1p150,MPA242.
313........JBC454.
314........L330©.
315........DEV72-74
316........"Pacify" (from Old Fr.) To calm or to appease a person.
..............To bring, or reduce to a state of peace; to calm, quiet.
317........PTM42-43©. In DDI.46 note, "It is absolutely necessary
..............established in peace."
318........FOC224.
319........FOC234.
320........DDI.54.
321........L224 also see [303]
322........CSH129.
323........LR§26, CW1p.153, MPA246.
324........L231© and see L231N12.
325........LR§30, "He is my peace" (Ep. 2:14) MPA248, CW1p155.
..............LR§31, "He desires to be my peace" MPA248 CW1p156.
326........DDI.54
327........LR§31,CW1p156,MPA248©.
328........L190©.
329........L165©.
330........see L165N10.
331........LR§3,CW1p142, (in MPA233,"the Peaceful").
332........CCC260.
333........L219©.
334........L95© and see L95N4.
335........L109,L132,L249,L298.
336........L121,L212.
337........L210.
338........L234.
339........L274.
340........L134,L150,L168,L177,L187,L190,L198,
..............L203,L224,L225,L236,L239,L278,L295,
..............L302,L312.
341........L306N1.
342........L249© also see L121,L172,L252,L264,L274.
343........SC,St.36.1, Peers II.378,KKR610.
344........L121N4, also see SUTH II.I.Q26.art1.
345........L215N4.
346........L213, this letter was the last written immediately
..............before her Prayer to the Trinity was composed.
347........L278.
348........MPA195 quoting L128.
349........approx. location - [104] – [106].
350........DDI.30,40.
351........L269©.
352........CW1p32.
353........used in HF§11,LR§16,PN16,
..............L164,L250,L252,L278,L339.
354........L100,L160,L161,L211,L220,L223,L270.
355........L179©.
356........L185.
357........L182, L183.
358........L341.
359........L293.
360........L190.
361........L208, L292.
362........L256©.
363........L185©.
364........L185,L214,L232,L239,L256.
365........L219,L225,L244.
366........L244, for 'Thebaid' see [41].
367........CW1p32.
368........L284©.
369........St. Teresa of Avila's bookmark.
370........L128©.
371........L133©.
372........L288©, but see L288N8.
373........LR§26,MPA246,CW1p153. The 'four passions
..............are: her desires, fears, joys, and sorrows.
374........LR§18,MPA241,CW1p149.
375........L298©.
376........L58,L102,L158,L172,L177,L185,L194,L227.
377........L172©.
378........L185©.
379........L158.
380........P90.
381........L192.
382........L145©.
383........L162,L297 and LR§23.
384........From translations, it is inconclusive whether
..............Our Holy Mother used the phrase in Life 36.29:
..............KKR.I.p322, supports this; but in Peers I.p260
..............'alone' is translated as 'only'. Also see MPA198.
385........Fr DeMeester gives this interpretation
..............(q.v. OC393 for the French).
386........DEV37.
387........Update 2 [30]
..............Update 3 [53]
..............Update 4 [64-68][101-103][154-156]
.................[185,186][246,247][253,254][265][30,307]
.................[315-318][402][440]
..............Update 5 [31-34][179-182]
..............Update 6 [131-139][148]
..............Update 8 [71-72]
..............Update 9 [112-114]
..............Update 11 [14]
..............Update 12 [57-58]
..............Update 13 [26-29][69][90][184]
..............Update 14 [39,bis][76,77]
..............Update 16 [213][218][225-229]
..............Update 17 [pre 25][104][109][in 'comment].
388........In terms of how the Godhead is 'addressed in
..............Sr Elizabeth's Prayer, there are 5 sections. It
..............opens and closes with an address to the Trinity.
..............These enclose, or 'bracket' the 3 separate
..............addresses to Jesus, the Holy Spirit and Our Father.
389........PN15, notes 12,14.
390........Old Catechism, Question No: 141.
..............New Catechism, CCC. 2590.
391........CCC. 2591.
392........GIH173.
393........LIFE,8.5 Peers I,50; KK-R, I.96,
..............'Mental' has been omitted.
394........HA182, T163, SS242.
395........CSH126.
396........CSH125.
397........L169©.
398........HMH43.
399........HMH29.
400........PN12, MPA14, but see PN.12N5 (OC904).
401........see L199N10.
402........J.M.Gillis.CSP,"Catholic Hour"Nov.23.1930.
403........William James (reference incomplete).
404........L131©.
405........St.Thomas in 4 sent.dis.15.q4.
406........L261.
407........Sess.6.Can.3.
408........L241©.
409........MPA228,CW1p108
410........PN5.
411........P83 and see L133,L166,L225.
412........L235.
413........DIL423-425.
414........L262©.
415........note its use in HF§3,MPA220,CW1p95.
416........L309.
417........L135© also see L129,L200.
418........L206 and see L136.
419........PN13 and see Update5,Refn 193,194.
420........HMH43 and see LOP4
. 421........see for example, L179,L169.
422........L206 and see L206N7.
423........L87©.
424........L121©.
425........L129©.
426........WP.Ch.26,29.
427........LIFE,11.1, Peers -, KKR,I,110.
428........HF§3,MPA220,CW1p95; P55 (OC967).
429........L252.
430........DDI,63.
431........L123©.
432........LIFE,8.5, Peers,I,49-50, KKR,I.96.
433........PG147.
434........L319,L320,(L321),L329.
435........ESS41:171.
436........L220.
437........LR§37,MPA251,CW1p158.
438........MIS177.
439........LR§38, CW1p159 – see 14th Day N13,14.
440........HF§34, CW1p108 – see 9th Day N18.
441........L278©.
442........L73©.
443........CSH38.
444........L179,L221,L241,L243,L252,L261,L264,
..............L297,L329,L333;PN16(OC913),
..............LYBL§6,CW1p180;
..............LR§20,CW1p150; LR§33,CW1p157.
445........old catechism no.169.
446........Sr Elizabeth's logic in a 'personal note'
..............leading to the conclusion that our faith
..............is rooted and grounded in "God, Himself"
..............[PN16] is unsound: first, because God
..............is the 'subject' of our faith, and second,
..............because her syllogism: A=B, C=B,
..............therefore A=C; cannot be applied because
..............'God is Love' ( 1Jn 4:16) does not imply,
..............'Love is God'.
447........LR§34,CW1p157, MPA250.
448........DAN86.
449........GILP321,No934.
450........L122©.
451........MPA199.
452........L165, L193.
453........L162.
454........PMC278.
455........HF§3,MPA220,CW1p95.
456........L330©.
457........L249©.
458........L329©.
459........NPS.8.6.p89.
460........L239,L269,L298; P95;GV§11,CW1p298.
461........L252©.
462........P95 (OC1032).
463........SC,I.11, Peers II.199, KKR482.
464........QUO.112(William Temple).
465........LR§5,MPA234,CW1p143 and see L236.
466........L271©.
467........LR§11,CW1p146,MPA237©.
468........L224.
469........CSH24.
470.......HF§20,CW1p102,MPA-©.
471.......L249©.
472.......L302©.
473.......L206©.
474.......L181©.
475.......L239,L274,L295,L303,L304.
476.......L274©.
477.......L239©.
478.......L296©.
479.......L295©.
480.......L58©.
481.......L191©.
482.......L238©.
483.......L200©.
484.......Update 5 [45]
.............Update 10 [77]
.............Update 11 [60,82,83]
.............Update 12 [6-17]
.............P53 (OC965).
485.......CCC2096-2099.
486.......LR§21,25,33,44.
487.......LR§33,CW1p157.
488.......LR§21,CW1p151;§25,CW1p152;§44,CW1p162.
.............For the 'eternal now' see refn [172].
489......."crushed" [MPA] is a more appropriate
.............translation of écrasé, than "overcome"[CW1].
.............Note its use in [504].
490.......LR§21,MPA242,CW1p150.
491.......SDE113.
492.......L219©.
493.......L131© and see L149.
494.......Lacordaire, see LR§21CW1p150.
.............The previous 2 lines are from F.W.Faber's
.............hymn, "Jesu, Gentlest Saviour."
495.......L273© and see L273N10; also D135.
496.......Ps. 33:6 Eyragues translation.
497.......L138©.
498.......L135©.
499.......L226©.
500.......L158©.
501.......HF§33,MPA228,CW1p108.
502.......LR§38,CW1p159,MPA252©.
503.......L256©.
504.......L151©.
505.......L142©.
506.......L273©.
507.......L179©.
508.......L165©.
509.......L137©.
510.......L125©.
511.......L261©.
512.......L280©.
513.......L150©.
514.......LR§44,CW1p162,MPA255©.
515.......Versicle used in devotions to the Holy Spirit.
516.......KKR774.
517.......L223©.
518.......MPA13,and see PN13N1,2.
.............two of the questions from [255].
519.......L308©.
520.......L124© and see L145.
521.......HF§31,CW1p107,MPA228.
522.......Fr A.Ross,OP, sermon, Aberdeen, 1974.
523.......L264©.
524.......St Irenaeus, 'Against Heresies',
.............Bk.IV,Ch.XIV,p416, Edin.Edit.
525.......L271©.
526.......L179©.
527.......L305©.
528.......L267©.
529.......GIH176.
530.......L172©.
531.......MPA199.
532.......D135,D148.
533.......L257©.
534.......L129©.
535.......L208© and seeL38,L50,P75,P83.
536.......SUTH.PtIII,Q75,Art.1.
537.......IOC,Bk3,Ch.5,No3.
538.......L249©.
539.......Diadochus of Photike Gnostic Chapters, 4
.............Sources Chretiennes, Cerf, Paris.
540.......L174©.
541.......L121©.
542.......L249©.
543.......from the hymn, "My God, how wonderful Thou art."
.............by F.W.Faber.
544.......St Augustine in Ps.lxxv.
545.......St Augustine Serm.216, de temp.
546.......Update 11 - see refns [31-38].
547.......Update 11 Refn [37].
548.......Update 11 Refn [38].
549.......DEV87.
550.......L230©.



ABBREVIATIONS

ASC…..’Ascent of Mount Carmel’, St John of the Cross.
CCC…..’Catechism of the Catholic Church’, Geoffrey
…………Chapman, 1994.
CHPR...'Christian Prayer', Ruth Burrows,
………...pps117-121, Mount Carmel, Vol.38,No.3,1990.
CS........'Meister Eckhart': The Way of Paradox', Cyprian Smith,
.............DLT, 1987.
CW……‘Complete Works of Elizabeth of the Trinity’, ICS;
….……..Vol 1(CW1) 1984, Vol 2 (CW2) 1995.
DAN.....’God and Us’, J.Daniélou, Mowbray, 1957.
DDI……’Doctrine of Divine Indwelling’, M.M.AM.du Coeur de Jesus,
…………Mercier, 1949.
DEV…..’O Mon Dieu – Trinité – Que J’Adore’, Dom E.Vandeur,
…………J,-M. Peigues, 1931.
DIL........'The Gospel of St Luke', J.Dillersberger,
..............Mercier, 1958.
DK…….’The Poetry of St Therese of Lisieux, trans. D. Kinney,
…………ICS Publications, 1995.
EROA......'Living Flame of Love', E.R.Obbard, New City, 2004.
ESS…..’Elizabeth Still Speaks’, Carmel of Maria Regina, Or., 1982
FOC......'Fruits of Contemplation', V. Osende, Herder, 1953.
GIH……’Growth in Holiness’, F.W.Faber,
…………Burns & Oates, 1960.
GILP…..’St Thomas Aquinas – Philosophical Texts’, T.Gilby,
…………Oxford University Press, 1951.
GV......'The Greatness of Our vocation', in [CW1].
HA…….’Histoire d’une Ame’, Carmel de Lisieux, 1902.
HF......'Heaven in Faith', in [CW1].
HMH….‘He is my Heaven’, Jennifer Moorcroft. ICS 2001.
HRL......'Hymns of the Roman Liturgy', J.Connelly, Longmans, 1957.
IC……..’Interior Castle’, St Teresa of Avila, Sheed & Ward,
………...1950. trans. Peers.
IEJ........'The Inner Eye of Love', W.Johnston,Fordham,N.Y.,2003.
JBC……’The Jerome Biblical Commentary’, Chapman, 1984.
KKR......'Complete Works of St john of the Cross', .........ICS Publications, 1991.
LIFE…..’Life’, St Teresa of Avila, Sheed & Ward, 1950.
…………trans. Peers.
LFL......'Living flame of Love', commentary on Poetry.
LOP......'Letters on Prayer', M.Allen & R.Burrows,
.............Sheed and Ward, 1999.
LR......'Last Retreat', in [CW1].
LYBL.....'Let yourself Be Loved', in [CW1].
MER1..'Thoughts in Solitude', Thomas Merton,
.............Farnar,Strauss,Giroux, New york, 1956.
MIS…..’Manual for Interior Souls’, J.N.Grou,
………..Burns & Oates, 1961.
MPA….‘The Spiritual Doctrine of Sister Elizabeth of the Trinity’,
………..M.M.Philipon, Mercier Press, 1947.
NPS….’Parochial Sermons’, J.H.Newman, Longmans,1899.
OC……‘Oeuvres Completes, Elisabeth de la Trinité’,
………..P. De Meester, Cerf 1996 (in French)
PMC….’The Biblical Spirituality of St John, P-M de la Croix,
………..Alba House, 1966.
PG……‘Praise of Glory’, Burns & Oates, 1962.
PN…….Personal Note, in OC (French).
PTM.....'Prayer to the Trinity', trans. J.McCaffrey,OCD.
.............Mount Carmel, Vol.52, No.1, pps42-43, 2004.
QUO....'Christian Quotations', T.Castle,
.............Hodder & Stoughton, 1982.
RCM....'The Roots of Christian Mysticism', O.Clement,
............New City, 7th Ed., 2002.
S……...‘Souvenirs’, Carmel of Dijon, 1926 (in French)
SC……’Spiritual Canticle’, St John of the Cross.
………..Commentary on the Poetry.
SDE....'Spiritual Doctrine of Blessed Elizabeth of the Trinity',
............L.Borriello, Alba House, 1986.
SofS.....'Soul of Silence',M.M.AM.du Coeur de Jesus,
.............Mercier, 1949.
SUTH....'Summa Theologica', St Thomas Aquinas.
T.......'Sr Therese of Lisieux' (Trans of HA)
...........Ed., T.N.Taylor, Burns & Oates, 1912.
TSC.....'The Spiritual Combat', L. Scupoli, Longmans, 1896.
WP…...’Way of Perfection’, St Teresa of Avila,
………..Sheed & Ward, 1950, trans. Peers.



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‘The Complete Works of Elizabeth of the Trinity’,
Volume 2 translated by Anne Englund Nash,
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‘He is My Heaven’ by Jennifer Moorcroft,
Copyright © 2001 by Washington Province of
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