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There’s a couple quotes I’ve been trying to recall either how it went and/or where the source of it came from (by source, I mean which book or writing), but can’t seem to remember. The first one goes something like this:
"When we pray, we pray, and when we party, we party." ~ I think that may have been St. Teresa of Avila, but I’m not sure, and Google hasn’t helped me very much. Anyone know the exact quote and what the source is?
This next one is from St. Teresa of Avila while she is sitting on the toilet while praying, and the devil comes to mock her while she’s engaged in this activity:
"What comes out of my mouth is for God, and what comes out the other end is for you." ~ Anyone know the source of this one?
Thanks guys!
"When we pray, we pray, and when we party, we party." ~ I think that may have been St. Teresa of Avila, but I’m not sure, and Google hasn’t helped me very much. Anyone know the exact quote and what the source is?
This next one is from St. Teresa of Avila while she is sitting on the toilet while praying, and the devil comes to mock her while she’s engaged in this activity:
"What comes out of my mouth is for God, and what comes out the other end is for you." ~ Anyone know the source of this one?
Thanks guys!