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I learned that many saints find new confidence in their faith with God after going through certain struggles. St. Teresa's mother died causing her to strengthen her faith in God. I liked the structure of the lecture.

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I learned that St. Teresa of Avila is a doctor of the church and she sacrificed many things in her life.

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i learned that is a great doctor of the church and she sacraficed a lot in her life and was great in her faith to be called a doctor of the church

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i didn't know much about St Teresa besides that she was a doctor of the church so I found leaning about her childhood and her vision really interesting.

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I learned that Teresa of Avila reformed the Carmelite order to be more strict because she thought it was too relaxed. I liked the lecture but I think I could use one more minute on each slide to type.
Elizabeth Pollner

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I learned that a lot of saints have lost a loved one. This is sad, but really strenghtens their connection with God. The notes workd ok. It was easy to type out the notes from the slides.

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I learned that St. Teresa is one of the four women doctors of the church. I like online lecture.

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I learned about st.teresa and her faith and connection with God., and how she vividly had deep visions with him

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St. Teresa was my confirmation saint so I knew most of the information but it is very inspiring how she turned to Mary after her mom died and went to the convent. The way you lectured was good but if possible may we can engage in discussion and talk more rather than just watch the video.

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St. Teresa is an inspiration in her relationship with God. She was so close to God that she had an intense vision of stabbing her heart.

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I learned that St. Teresa is painted or depicted very differently among the different artists. The lecture was great thank you for giving us time to write.

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I learned that St. Teresa of Avila is a doctor of the Church and sought reforms of the Carmelite order with St. John of the Cross. I enjoyed the online lecturing and the ability for me to have the slides available for me to reference while I'm taking notes. I would suggest trying to find a way to slow the lecture down a bit besides the music because it was too fast.

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i thought it was inspiring that she turned to Mary after her mother died and reformed the Carmelite order

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I loved the prayer that she wrote and her final words. I thought they were beautiful. I thought it was pretty amazing how she transformed the culture of her convent.
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I like how the music breaks up the notes a bit. The one comment I have is maybe go a bit slower while your talking so that we can write down what your saying before we forget it.

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I learned that Teresa of Avila turned to Mary after her mother died seeking help

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I learned about her want for a more challenging convent experience and how she ran away to fight the Muslims at age 7.

I liked the music interludes and the pictures.

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What I learned is that when St Teresa of Avila lost her mom she turned to Mary.

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She was inspiring at a young age had the spear of Gods burning fire and love pierced into her.

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St. Teresa of Avila was my confirmation saint, so I knew almost all of that information. She is very inspiring especially for losing her mom at such a young age.

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I thought it was interesting how from such a young age she was already ready to give her life to God (when she ran away with her brother at age 7). It is helpful to have the powerpoint slides as well just in case we miss something in class.

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can we go more into what the word eficacious means?

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In addition to the question above (under the title), what did you think of the way that I lectured today?