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Saint Teresa of Avila coloring page: October 15th

October 15, 2013Coloring, October, Saints Coloring Standard

As a young girl, Teresa of Avila led somewhat of a wild life. By the time she reached 16, her father intervened and Teresa was sent to a convent. At first, many sins got in the way of her spiritual life. But over time, she transformed into a woman who deeply loved God and religious life. She spent much of her life learning about and practicing mental prayer. Teresa wrote several books which discussed struggles with prayer life and the power of mental prayer.

Later in life, she dedicated much time to reforming the Carmelite order to which she belonged. With , she also co-founded the Discalced Carmelites. In 1970, she became one of two women to be named Doctor of the Church.

Click the image below to print the coloring page or click here to print a half sized coloring page.

saint teresa of avila coloring page

Comments

Mona October 23, 2017 at 1:30 pm -

I utilized the coloring pages during CCD class this past weekend, and read about the saints while they were coloring. The girl that chose to color St Teresa of Avila asked why she had a dove above her. I told her I’d find out and get back to her. My research has drawn a blank. Is it present as a symbol of peace or the Holy Spirit? Please help me answer her question. Thank you! The coloring pages were wonderful!!

    Ann December 6, 2017 at 8:45 pm -

    Hi Mona!
    Yes the dove represents the Holy Spirit as an indication that her writings were divinely inspired. Thanks so much for visiting the Catholic Playground!

    In Christ’s love,
    Ann from the Catholic Playground